FKIDAT,^JUN1 w , i h i » • O' jJlanrlfRBter tpgning ^|Rrall> The Weather Average Dally Net Press Ran Foreeaat ot O. & WeaUMt Oenae jamin Jonea, chairman, Mra. Rob­ the teat. Thla la tha flrat tlma th* For Uw Week Bndlng The Manchester Oioral Sodety King David Lodgs of Odd Fel­ Officers Elected ert Pratt, Mrs. Grace Agard and teat will be ataged without warn­ Jime 9, 1051 Fartly cloudy today, Hght ahew- lows will serve a strawberry sup­ Is in Training era; partl.v cloudy tonight; partly haa set the date of Sunday, June Mrs. Frank H. Hallln; Christian ing. - f HAM About Town 17, ft>r Ite anual picnic at Shady per this evening from six to seven By Church Wonien social relations, Mrs. Carl E. Ol­ The two new systema, one at the 10,163 cloudy tomorrow, shower* to­ Laka, Somers. Members^ aw re­ o’clock In the banquet hall. The son, chairman, Mra. James South achool and the other near ward evening, highest tempera­ Past Grands Association 1* in Pickles And Mrs. John Wabrek; 2-poond tin — prodaet Member ot the Andlt ture near 18. Ite Vtvuii H. PIdmi 9t 14 quest^ to meet at the Second 119 Wetherell atreet, will be in uae Denmsrk — CotAcd, bone* M m # y»»< J* White Of Cbngregational church at one charge. A t a recent meeting of the public relations, Mrs. Earl C. But­ for the first time. Chief Schendel Bareaa of Olrealatlone Manehe$ter— A City of Village Charm S^Uord will he nterried tomo^ o'clock. In case of rain the picnic Manchester Council of Church ler, chairman, Mias Emily Smith would like residents in those areas lem and skinlcos, was ad* Cpl. Thomas Ny. Menlg was and Mrs. Glendon J. Dunlap. J^Vnomlng at ten o'clock In St. will be held at a later date. Mrs. Women the following officers were to call Police Headquarters when vertised ycsjterday at $1.49. Robert Johnp. Mrs. Walther graduated this tyeek from the they hear the alarms ao that an PRICE FIVE CENTS ^ e a 'a church. Air Force Communications elected for the coming seaaon: The correct and Intended (CleaffUled AdvertbAns oe Fags IS) MANCHESTER, CONN.. S.ATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1951 (TWELVE PAGES) Griinder and Mrs. Elbert Carlson accurate report can be made. VOL. LXX, NO. 218 school. Scott Air Force Base, in„ price is— Tha Kary McCnur* group of the compose the committee of ar­ President, Mrs. Everett Johnson; Defense Tests June 12. Formerly he was locat­ vice president, Mrs. Bnch Brandt; C0n*re8*^°»'** Women* rangements. ed at Lackland Air Force Baae. L e ^ e win aerve lU annual secretary, Mr*. Philip M. Sousag; Again Tomorrow Texas. The son of Mr. and Mrt. treaaurer, Mrs. Arthur J. Stark­ itrawberry aupper at the church St. John's church will have only Thomas C. Menlg of 111 Woodland $2.49 Ml North Main street this evening, one mas* Sunday morning at 8:30. weather. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE .street, he wa.s graduated from The following committees have A statewide test of audible S the guest* arrive, between s.x I Rev. Stephen Stryjewakl is to Watklnaon School, Hartford, and also been selected: Christian Re­ alarms of Civilian Defense will be and aeven o'clock. The meal will participate in the deiiication of haa been with the Air Force since ilhe new Polish National Catholic lations, Mrs. Alfred C. Whitney, staged again sometime tomorrow. Raymond E. Gorman lonslst of baked ham. March 12. 1949. I Church in New Britain at 10:00 chairman, Mrs. Willard Mc­ Director Herman O. Schendel made INBCRANOE AOENCT Labor Disputes Tie Ships in 23 Big Ports aoUtoea, cole alaw. choice of dlf- known today. No one but state au­ Seif Serve and Meat Dept. Krent breads, pickle*. I a m., the Church of the Trans- Paul D. Shea, two and half year Laughlin and Mra. Edith . W ick­ IS Brookfield St. Tel. 64«0 thorities know the exact time for ry shortcake with whipped cream ' liguration. and a number of St old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shea ham; spiritual values, Mr*. Ben­ Sid coffee. Milk will be i>rovided .lohn's parishioners will attend. of 117 Prospect street was in- tor the children who will bo sem-ed Veapt'is at four o’clock at (he mw lured yesterday when he acci­ Fire Destroys Oltl Ftilks lltiiue in Mtnilreul at a greatly rediiced price. Tickct.s rhurch will be followed by a ban- dentally poened the rear door of Idle Over will be available at the door. .quet in Falcon hall, Broad street the car his mother was driving in "Distress SigiiaP East Hartford and fell out into the Robert Warren Ferguson, son Expects 3rd Red Drive Our Lady of FaUma Mothers' I highway. He was treated at the Brings Reel Faees circle closed it* season with a of Mr. and Mrs Sherwood G. Fer- East Hartford hospital for ruts 50,000 in dinner at the Old Olony Restau­ puson of 74 Horton road, was on his forehead and lacerations of n rant on the Boulevard. East Hart­ . graduated June 8 from Montgom- the nose and then discharged. Frank S. Lent Hurt ford, June 16— lA’'— The ford, Wednesday evening. , rry Junior ColleR^. Takorrm PArk, Whore Reds Strike Back Maryland, and received the certifi­ State Caplt4>l flew the dlsln-.H 650 Craft cate'of technical electricity. The Frank Samuel Lent, aon e i Allies Push sign for two hour* this morn-, fourth commencement exerclea* Special Services Frank S. Lent of 10 Laurel street. * lug. w ere held on the campus. Several person* walking h> ‘■.Npw Yiirk, Jiini' 16— (/P)— who enlisted in the Navy last ice 'n spice ^ To Chinese th«- Capitol on the way to work Lalior (lisjnitps tied up Ameri- For Church School month, is receiving hia boot train­ ' WONSAN could hnixllly believe th^ lr ey.-s rnn aliipi'ing in (’very major j “paf^et ing at Balnbridge. Maryland. A wlH-n they glanced at Ihe ,\mer- graduate of Peekaklll, N. Y.. high Strong Spot | ■ S*0 of Jopon Icua (lag w aving In Ihe m orn­ S4U) I'ui'l arpii of tho nation to­ BE SURE Sunday, June IT, will be ob­ school, until recently he waa em­ ing breeze. il jiy. I THE POPULAR served as "Church School Day" at ployed by the National Fire Insur­ SingoMf^ The flag w as flying "u|>slile 'I'he Hcnmeii in Ihe Atl*nt(c atui both the B:15 and 11 o'clock serv­ ance Company of Hartford. Hla By OLEN CI.EMEN'TS down". .\ tele|ihone rail to c.ulf Cuiisi port* iliil nut talk 1 Y A'R D t E Y ices In Center church. The kinder­ mother. Ruth Hopkins Lent, now Young! Tokyo, June 16— fiT*) — the Capitol promptly correct.-tl mIiuuI II '.‘iliike," lull shippers garten and primary department decea.sed, was a graduate nurse NORTH Ko»or>g Ihe Incident. All this hapix'ii- wuiul>i<'‘l if nny wmiM *nil wilh- YOUR FAMILY WILL and was stationed at Anglers, BY « Rearguard Reds and probing SHAVING BOWL children at the early servlee and KOREA ed. by Ihe way. only two day* iiiit II i iuil nu t. the lower and upper Juniors and France, during World War 1. Allied patrols clashed head- after "Flag day." Ill .'^1111 Fmiu iseo, tlie CIO Amor- Enchanting! on today in scattered battles Junior high at the second .service. / leiin Knili'i a**uelntion (li'l not BE COMFORTABLY The cherub .and chapel choirs will to report at nine o'clock Sunday across the jagged mountains quililile nliuul wurilH II riillod a sing the same anthem and children In their re.spertlve rooms, and West Ciiii.'il nimilime strike a* juniors at 10:4.’i, Rehearsals for of the east and central fronts will be baptized and dediratnl at Our printed sheer af>9P« OPS Director .•MHin n* negutmlion* broke down these program* will take place to­ in Korea. , Hwoehon enily ludiiy. both aervices. and cotton frocks _ n ie Communist* fought desper­ •'‘""’’••gw.rrak Rev. Dorothy Pease who Is in morrow morning at 9:30 (or the A few liuiir* eni)u'i*. fi'deral me- AND HEALTHFULLY you’ll adore fo r its ‘ • ately to .save their escape mutes charge of these servlre* urges all kindergarten and primary, and Sees New Cuts diiilui* iiiinuuneeil tlieir (iillure to cool fla tte ry .. . the to the north as Allied armored kindergarten and primary children 10:30 for the older rhildren. _ i f bring Die union iind shippers lo­ grand entrances forces thrust toward the new Red goi tier .loHcpIi Ciirnui, president •'< *. Hw6cKof» PARAUIL that await when­ fortress city of Kumsong, In Food Price of Ihe CIO Niitlon*! Maritime WARM NEXT WINTER Chinese and North Korean main union, iiiiiiieiiuitely Haul ever you wear it I forces continued lo fall back "1 expect our men will not sail A t budget prices. along the front ahead of heavy r»^0>un rollbacks will stick, and the gov­ nighl. waihabla, erhp, offensive is expected. AKA With NMI KOREA ernment is considering Bimilar a compllmairtary bottle satin strips Curnui and other union offieialn $6 .9 8 Sufficient Reserve* cuts on ol^cr commonlrw«l goehee. Th* spice — to munists’ declared intention is *1111 ho told a <'ongre.s.*uonal commit­ Maritime Engineer* Beneficial a*- Open •rrow* show where Communist* are fighting flereely agaln.st a dimity yoke and to throw u* into the sea. We do tee the new rollbacks woukl be f'annda, veeterdav. where, II wn* n i»4.rt4Ml, at hxmt 32 |MM>plt< lost their live*. ( AT UIrrpholo). Borlation iC Il'i were expected to HOW expect a third round of the Chi­ advanring Allle* (solid arrows) In Korea >ie*terday. The .Allle* en­ Aftar Shaving Lotion sporkling lac* trim. to 1950 price levels. go along with Ihe NMU In tho nese spring offensive. The enemy countered aggre**ive re*i»tanee In the Chorwon, Kumhwa, Pjonggang However. DiSalle assured the East and Uiilf roast dispute*. Everything beautifully has sufficient enemy reserve units & m (A). Adx-anclng Allied Infantr.vmen encmuitered opiHMitlon In Betk tot the $8-98 Senate-House “watchdog’’ c(»m- Their l■oIltra<■l* also expired at blended with short that have not been in contact for the Hwachon, Vanggu. Hang.ve area (B). Near Kansong (underlined) mittoe on defense pn>durtion that midnight. price of the Britain (iets some time." on the ra«t eoaat, (Vunmunlst* oounterattacked for the third *iiooe«- In \Va*hinglon, I’ rcHident Tru­ Shaving Bowl cuffed sleeves nothing further is planned tn the Death Toll at 32 The bloodiest lighting Saturday nive day. way of beef price cuts beyond the I man ha* deelihe.I lo intervene. tioae . . . and two Rap pockets was north of Injc on the eastern A R in OR PHONt TODAY on a bios skirt rollbacks duo to go into effect More Time for Union* have promiseil that aea- front, and in the wooded hills de­ Aug. 1 and Oct. 1 Mien would eonilnue to man ves­ 1 tm AaOlB ■* OHal l» lo moke a season 'round fending the road to Kumsong, 12 DiSalle and Setrclary of Agri­ sel* canying vital defense and Ko­ 1 te tte U 1 A hms *e miles north of Kumhwa on the In Montreal Fire liwwd md < dress you wouldn't GOP Leaders to Fight culture Brannan told the commit­ Reply lo Iran rean eargoe* FOGARTY dream of doing without. west central front. tee the beef rollbacks are necessary In New York City. Federal Me­ (Not exactly A P Correspondent George Mc­ to help stabilize consumer prices diator 4'lyde M, Mill* «ald that Buttons to waist. >T(Tnlr*Hl .lunr 16 u V < n ir • imjiH’Nt would hr hrld this morn- as Illustrated). Arthur said the Reds northwest of and that tlir ment indu.stry can "that there ha* been no settlement In aqua, green Mohnadegli I’roinises 18 ticath toll from the di.‘4ft.Mtlou.i fire my BROTHERS Inje launched two counter-attack* F or Higher Rent Hike ! operate under ’he controls profita- and we are recessing. ’ during the day. Both were thrown whuh gutted an orphanage ami liodu N rrcovi r*'(l dui mg the Gifts For and rose. j bly without ./.Tck Markets” or \ " ’nie parties are subject lo our I5 « c e n t e r ST. Hour FxleiiMioii in Oil m^;ht Wfic kept Rt th*' s* * n<‘ of Ihr (IMdorA Sizes 12-20. back. consumer rationiiiK- . j home fn? the aged I oM' loilay to call." he added, "iiut we have no TEL. 4366 In the same area an AUied pa­ .'’.'2 and finnieii naid it wan feared I hlii/.t In thf ovi r-urowd'd morgu** PRESCRIPTION niARMACY ' the 20 per cent ceiling on rent in- Dlme-a-I*oiind ('lit | l)iH|iiite, Demantis All plans to call them together again trol crashed into a village full of Washington. June 16 - (VPi - Re­ the figure might remli 45. , *25 ImdU’S were laid out. crease« are being led by Senator The beef indualry is now under a iiilil Moiuliiv." Main St. Telephone 8821 Reds. A short sharp fight fol- publican Senator* who lost a com­ SenTchi'iM continu'd t.o bring Brlcker (R-Ohiol. He proposed the 10 per l ent cut In livesto< k prices ' I*r4»fils from (,4nn|»any 3'he IhhIion of two nuns. Molhor mta IKl.OflO Men mittee fight to boost rent ceilings hodie/H from the rum.M of the home. Siiprrmr Kita ( mtvhin. 52. and Sin- So'in aftenv.arUs a shipping firm (OonOnoed on Page Seven) 37 per cent ceiling. and dollars and renta ceilings at $6-98 37 per cent aald today they will St. ('uncgijndc’s Hohpiur. whuh tor c'lmuvm, 60. were tnlien to the official termed the union’s wage, FATHERS Senator Capehart (R-Indi. also retail and wholesale levels. Two Rullelin! carry the campaign to the floor told reporters the 20 per cent ceil­ further 4’a per cent livestock price went up in flaim'M yesterday. . Mother IhaiNe of the i;rry Nunn demands "the most exhorWtanf I>oiine The New York pntiniied «hi Pa|^ Arven) rent ceilings. trol authority (piickly had contri­ Prime Mimst jamnud When the manufacturers are ofTering special denis lo London. June 16. Tho Hod ( 'fos.s was ('ll tho Rcono TIME FOR YOU TO BUY . . . Come in Friday or Sat­ HANDKERCHIEFS HALE'S creases to 20 per cent above ba.se Better Than OP A Pilots Set U|) State* Air Force Jet fighters land­ period levels. The base period is rcplv to linniiin demands Hint-nil oarlv and w’al«lu‘d (»v<'r tho ros- urday while we have full slock.a of the items listed be­ ed in Czechoslovakia, dispatches Dictated Act lAiveslock marketing has hern i British oil profits heie he turn'd ciiod ( hildi' n who, onoo ovor tlioir that date on which each of aome approaching normal within the over to Iran Sc‘C‘11 OI)soliTe .shook, look tho tiagoily a.s a hold low. from Prague said. 300 acres came under federal rent past few days. DiSalle said He Picket Lines I'hc promise cnim’ n.s somewhn’ day Ned no tlio agod survivors for your The government said the pilots control*. OuHled Greek Arniv Of- added...... that his agency has a bet- A wonderful value . . . save exactly one-half on this For DAD — an American and a Norwegian Prevailing 1942 levels were used of n surprise, since Irnninn nego- wh'i w.'itf hod thoir tiomo tmrn in . n i- ..’ • I ter cheek on live."4t4H k slaughter' Top Sciriitisl Oiioird stony sili'noo fresh Kraft’s Mayonnaise while half-price sale is in pro- All White Rolled Hem Handkerchiefs — were "well and happy. " in fixing most base period rent ceil­ eerH C l a i m r o l l t i e i u n s mg than did the wartime OPA tiatf'i’s bail h( «’n insisling "H a Carry l*lapan|g at Three grcBB on thi.s item. The planes, based in Germany, ings. ,\s .Sjiyiiifz Thai in lliiiidn have been missing since June 8. Republican efforts to increase Are Seeking Control (Continued on Page Seven) (Continued on Page »e%e«) 1‘iou.s roHid»nt.s of thi.N pro- Hif£ FielfG Saying They The Prague reports said Czech \ K p i t i i I Omvcrsalion (hiinmniitlv h r* nrh - ("nnaihan Foreign Minister Viliam Siroky Athen-s, Greece, June 16- {4*1 I ’athfiiK’ < ity. moAnw hih', hnilod Try to. Avoid Strike KRAFT MAYONNAISE e a c h HOSIERY gave the first official news of the 2 5 <^“ *3 5 c*“ 5 0 c Indicate Sinldeii A group of ousted *en:or Greek Nuu- Oilc.'in.s, .lun*' U* .p, A ’ tho im moi y of Muthor .Suponor i missing planes to U. S. Ambas.sa- army officers charged today they t nji .S4 H’lll l.‘H "f t h* ,-\ t 'Mill Kriorgv i Bita (lorvais. who nishod intf> tho Itulletin! dor Ellis Briggs yesterday. Siroky were fired in a move to give poli­ lilaziiiy ml* I no to tr y to .save hor Full pint 26c reportedly told Briggs that the Disaster on Snh Mac Arthur Sees Move ( ’(•mini.‘'^.sj(in i .A 1*3 ' i (jiu'trfl t"- Now VorU, June 16.—lA’v— ticians control of the armed oha ryos Ono oxorNoapt flight was ean- Czech government is still investi­ forces rlay .* uf- the freshest Frankfurls . . . Cold Cuts . . . freshly fnit.'^ nf th** T’. S t.<» I ?’«*at«* a hv- Kroiiiid H4*rviro workors. Ttifi $1.25 Semi Sheer landed or why. submarine Affray, lying 288 feet as commander-in-chief. Ill-health eaneolh'd (Ht*ht was to have left The pilots were listed by U. S. Tli'>ucn iHMiih w h .m Ho! ulu.ar. chopped Hamburg at 70c lb. . . . Rolls . . . 1‘aper I down in the English Channel, in­ waa .given as Papagos' reason, but Dallas. Juni 16 i;4-n I'resulenl Tru­ ri.'itcd fha-MH Tile scicntl.st waH Ntnko at key centers across the Ic Sale On 1c Sale Mak es Nylons in Germany. ing exercises on A))iil 17. and no At the linilKlISe Cotton I'.owl Mfi.stow |>it.sH Ifrilay ii'peatod So­ No further identification wa* trace w'a.s found until this week. military forces, built up with U. man i.s a factor, declares the de- Di Kdward T**ll**r phyaiui.st of th** viet flomaiwlN ihnl tho Atlantic country, today not up “ token SWEETHEART SOAP CHIFFON FI.AKES Van Raalfa stadiiini later, his voice ei lioing given. There were no survivors. S. aid and advice, would (all un­ p(’ bo on tho of any and Log Angeles. 4 Regular Sweetheart Only Ic for 5-Oz. Size were attached to the 86th Fighter- which has been examining the sub­ agter Papago*' resignation. Still stepping briskly after run­ urged liy his h.sleners lo "pour it muolinp of tho Bij? F'our Forolg^i The company’s operations were marine for the past two days, has JlC When You Buv the $ 1.50 pr. Bomber Wing at Giebelstdat, A committee qf three colonels, ning a small army of newsmen on ' Other listimers let go with the Mmi.Ntoi s. not affected. Alba Dark Seam returned to harbor because of tidal speaking (or the 11, said in an in­ ragged across the far reaches of .Soutlierner's typical ridxl yell. Hoporliiik^ n rnuvo by Iho Wost- 3 Bath Sweetheart I.AHGK CHIFFO>\ conditions, the Admiralty said. A spokesman for about 900 Nylons (Continued on Page I'wo) terview "they (the politicians) Texas, the 71-year-old commander Me saiil Ihe reieptioii given him orn powor.4 yo.storday Ifi lot tho A F L union pilots of the U AL said 37c AT 32c 4tl E. MIUOIE TUIMMKI M*«CHEITEt seized this opportunity to expell makes his final addre.s.* today at "nffeis B.ssuranee'■ the people will News Tidbits mlni.'^tura thoinsclvoN flondo whun the union planned to have protest us from the army and place their thoy tf»^;rthor whothor to dis- $1.65 pair nearby Fort Worth force into i ffei t his program of Culled from (/Pi Wires picketing at major airporta. The On promotion deal you save 3c on Pillshury Pie Crust.. . In Dallas yeirterday he drew bringing the Korean war 'to n rusN that qiiostion. tho paporii purpose, he said, was to notify Van Raalfa (Cantinoed on Pa|(e Seven) said this was “ no aoliition to try- and buy 2 packages of Betty Crocker Pie Crust for onlv the most boisterous crowd of his prompt and victorious end." the public the union was in “ aeri- Alba Shear Nylons Me said all men of giaxl ron- injC to arranpo a forolpn ministers 27. four-day lour. And in Dallas .Margar4-t Truman, rxhaiiMed hy ous’’ negotiations w’ith the com­ ’ Somi Sheer TOPPERS 76.000-.«eal Colton Bowl stadium seienee want peace, and added: nirrting ” glittering royal fuiution.x. ean- pany. It was not, he said, to stop News Flashes Tlio rpio.stton has boon hamper- “The method alone is in issue Come To Pinehurst Meat Department For $1.50 pair 4 More Bakeries last n igh t-w ith only 27..500 seals rel.s all eiigagi rtients in Hru.“sels. airline operations QUAUTY $1.35 pr. filled- he was interrupted 18 Some, with me, would achieve Inp the ministers’ deputie.s who Belgium, today . . . .’Vew York (Late BolleHna of the UP) Wire) have been parleyinff in Parta try- The union, the AFL Air Pilot* Take Over For Summer May Shut Tonight times by applause. peace through pronipt and dccls- police rluiii|diig ilonn on ilope |m'iI- FARM FRESH and For the first time in the tour dlens . . . riiiully .-onvlnei'd war (OootlBIlCKl OD Two) an unruly crowd broke through ( 4>>ntlnued on Page Seven) Is 4iv4'r, Jap officer conie.H out of (Contlnued on PftKc Seven) It’* a Up\op aeason for toppem. And we've a tip-top group for his SIX year hiding on remote CHILDREN’S AND MISSES* your chooalng! Toppers to wear for town, country and travd. NEW TRANSIT STRIKE HITS ROME Boston, June 16— (JP)—Union of­ Rome, June 16— (/P)— Many Roman.s walked to work today ficial* say the strike of A F L I’ncllic Island . . . F’o.sses near FRYING CHICKENS Topper* you’U want for tb*lr Jaunty, flattering styling . . . their Oneonla. N. Y . still S4‘ur4'liing for •mart-to-the-waye-of-fashlon colors and fabric* that have a *p^ as bus and .street car workers again struck for higher pay. bakers, which ha* already affect­ ed 10 communities, will spread to killer who shot state pollreman in Truman^ Congress Feud clal flair for taking you smartly from season to season. Now at The strike, held during the morning rush period and sched­ Sen. Bridges Denies Lobby bark. $1.69 and $1.89 each SERVICE ANKLETS 3 p>. i» t|-0o irTces. two plants in Hol.voke and two in greaUy reduced prl< uled to be repeated this evening, is one of a series held during New Jersey law po.va SIS.OfM) .‘Springfield at midnight tonight halm to nifford T Sheppard, who MORRELL’S READY TO EAT HAMS Tht very finest in electronics service. The very IN WHITE OR COLORS the past few days. No incidents^have been repiorted. unless their demands for a five-day Influenced Chiang Stand was sent to jail for forgery be- Seen in Iron Curtain Aid RATE’S READY TO EAT SHOULDERS best in TV and Radio. It's a hord*to*boat combi* week are met. esuse he looked like someone else CLAIMS CURE FOR KIDNEY CANCER Robert S. Hart; international . . , Ford of Canada e*nlB lay­ nation and it moons that every set sold from our $ 19.95 vice president of the A F L Bakera Waahlngtcm, Jun. the wo^ Reg. $25.00, now Paris, June 16—)— The French Academy of Surgery is ■Washington June 16 — i/Pi— • the national chairman,, assailed the off whirh had been srheduled In country and it* Allies far more floor is instollod properly and is backod up by top WHITE SEED PEARL OR WHITE PORCELAIN Union, made the announcement WBvnuiKv^m. *o-cBlled___ «1I«^ r-Hivia China T.rthhv l.,obby, \JL'hn«P whose protest against Canada's newly President Truman'* anspenalon of FRESH HAMBURG 70c lb. studying the case of a seven-year-old boy whose doctor saj s last night after an unauccesefui unsuccessful Senator BHdgefl (R.. N. H ) denied a ban on foreign aid to countries harm than good. He called It “ aeri- Bay • slice of Round Steak and our meat men will gladly notch servico. today the ao-callcd “China L/^bby agents he said "have constantly at" tightened credit restrictions on oualy defective" and aald It would an ancient, rarel.v used drug cured him of a hitherto deadly, fleeting in Worcester of both side* tacked the policies of the Ameri­ car bu.ving . . . Nation of Pakis­ trading behind the Iron Curtain cube or grind it for you. had influenced his iiipport of may be the curtain raiser to a weaken our security. kidney cancer. The claim was advanced by Prof. Rene Hu- called by the Massachusetts De- Chiang Kal-flhek’B Chinese Nation- can government in Asia and have tan s4H-ks remedial action against This statement waa diaputod MOTOROLA - HALLIGRAFTERS partment of Labor. bitter new political battle. All Pinehurst Cold Cuts Are Sliced To Order! NECKLACES $25-00 guenin, medical director of the Villejuif Institute near Paris. n»rtment of Labor, Jlsta in a battle with the adminlR- sought to discredit a^id besmirch New Rochelle, N. Y., police who strongly by RepubUcan leaders Reg. $35.00 and $39.95, now.. Hart named the Continental the reputations of the men car­ picked up three women members The White House yesterday an­ lie said the boy had been suffering from the cancer since he *ation over Far Eafltem policies. nounced an "interim" suspension who cautioned agalnat any general In Single and Multiple Strands Baking company and the Drier Bridges and Senator John Mar­ rying out that policy." of its UN delegation on suspicion TV RADIOS . AUTO RADIOS was four. Senators McMahon (D-Conn), of the ban—known aa the Kem suspension of the ban. Kom bakery, both of Holyoke, and shall Butler (R . Md ) were sin­ that they, in their native costume, There wa* no immediate oom« Plus Tax. * * * the General Baking and. Hatha­ Sparkman (D-AIa) and Morse were Gypsy shoplifters, amendment after Ite author Sen­ gled out for mention In a Demo­ ator Kem (R., Mo.)—for a maxi­ ment from Capitol HUl oB yaotar- REDS CLAIM SEVEN U. S. PLANES SHOT DOWN way Baking companies, both of cratic National committee blast (R-Ore), all MacArthur Inquiry Mae 'Wrat says It takes more committee members, have called than platinum blonde hair and mum period of 90 days. day’s acUon by the Preaident and Tokyo, June 16— (A*)— The Communist radio at Pyongyang Springfield, as the plants that yesterday at administration critics his NaUonal Security oouncU. An­ would be struck. for an inve.stigation as to whether. shapely hips to be like her . . . The amendment waa attached to Tte J W H A j^ OMtf said tonight in a broadcast heard here that North Korean in the Senatorial investigation of an appropriation bill. Mr. Truman nouncement of the auapedaioa arna TELEVISION The session called by the State Qen. Douglas MacArthur’s ouster I any American aid funds have been Harold Meltzer. one time associate of racketeer Mickey Cohen, aen- nigi)ed it into law June 2 but eom- mad* late in th* day after atert • 3 0 2 M A I N (,T. • DIAL4I$I • i i ■■■ ■ ■ ■ fi t u m m pilots shot down seven American planes today. There have lAbor department ended abrupt- as Pacific commander. ; channelled to the group to sup- Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. lieen no Allied air reports of battles with enemy aircraft dur­ tenisul (4> five years in New York I plained he did ao only becauae the Writing in a weekly party . -funds were urgently needed. He (CanttMad *■ (M B ViMX -.V ing the day. (CentinDed on Page Seven) pamphleti William M. Boyle, Jr., (Oontlnued on Png* Four). on narcotics charge. > :■

HANCHESIKK eVii^NLNG HEKA1.0. MAMUUEaTEK. W M M , 5ATUKUAY, JUNE 16. 1951 PAOITWO

I on Thursday, made an oblique ref- Hartford! Included !ii> the c a » t. : erence to wha tappea'red to be a Board to Act PANCE-MillerS HaU were Staeia RyclycK, I Directors May Discuss Group will meet at the church Marjorie Campbell and Jo h n ! I phase of the atomic bomb test con- Tolland rnmpikc Hitle Scored I cemed with the'hydrogen bomb re- for a picnic supper at Coventry Keithline. The Modem and Old PasMo* ' search program. He was descrlb- Licensing of Local Bikes On Closing Lake. This e^’enlnc, the last hlK|'t hi I Ing the cloud which formed after Dancing Wednesday, 10:00 a. m., The By Thespians the FeaUval, the plays will he the explosion he witnessed. He Cvnry Hatarday NIgbtt Study Group will meet with MCs, •The Boor " by Anton Chekhov, to wrote: 8:00 to ItiOO P. M. Churches- Robert Richmond at 608 South Doctor N. William Knight, executive be presented by New Brituin Fl< l' A suggestion that bicycles in ■ suspend the licenses f bicycle op-1 T o Coiibiilor O rd in a n c e "That cloud would go around era tors. Main street for their anmial pic­ vice presiclent and ensliler of the Local Hieatrical Organ­ Theater "Before Breakfast by ^ Manchester be licensed will be dis- St. Jantcft's R. C. (Tiurrh the world several times before it A licensing system, the director On Hours on Satur- Concordia Evadigelical Lnthcran nic. Persons desiring transporta­ k'lrsl National It ink of Manehes- fiujrene 'o Nelll, by Commun.ty I dl.-sipated. ' cussed Tuesday night at the Board Church R<-v. .lohii F. Hannon. I*astor isation Give* Perform­ Plavcrs of Hartford and "The stated, would provide a method of tion should be at the chinch at lei r. has annoiuu eel tlial "'riie Says j With it were many of the se­ I of Dliectors' meeting. The mat­ days of the T o m 'i i C le rk • Garden and Winter Streets Rev. (ieorge P. Hughe* Music Cure" by G. B. Shaw, the control and regulation wliercby ir­ "tliat time, I'ric nclly Hank " has eoniplled with crets of this ihernionuidear ex- ' Kev. Erich O. Brandt, Pastor Rev. Edgar J. Farrell ance at Aveiy selection of the Hartford Players ter was placed on the agenda at responsible children might he pen­ 6:30 p. m , Church family pot- Ol'.S rc-giilat inns and lias filed periment. In the multitudinous E.M.LOEW S Barclay F. Wood, Organist and alized or restricted in ca.ses of vio- Tlie Board of directors Tuesday HARTFORD luck supper. Indoor and outdoor willi llie Harlford reglonil office . . . W ■ GdllJ- I Bv r.d»in J. .Iordan. M.I>. highly sensitive instruments plac­ ; the leque.st of Diiei t-ir T. J. Cro< k* Choirmaster Center nieeplana of Manches-1 ----- liitions. Age limits might el.so bo night will consider an ordinance, Sunday Masses. game.s for all ages Hring plenty all ilnirges iinw heing nrnie on You Gan Depend On Written for NKA Service ed on the surrouniiing islands : ett. set. For adults; 7. 8. 9, 10. 11. with services reinlereil in all depart- submitted by Town Counsel John DRIVE -IJN I of food and a dime for each mem­ ter eeored a aoUd hit last evening ! • m a i r I Until measiirea have been dis- were many other secrets." 1 Crockett .staled today that he One item that might make such Sunday. June 17, Fourth Sunday two Ma.sses at 9 and 10. one in Uie nienl.s in llu* imnk t IM ber of your family. Knjoy the tun, as they dleplayed their talents in j L o r f a i l i e M C l V e e covered to prevent cancer and I Joint AEC-Dcfense depart- ha.s no set plan for the form or a plan prohibitive is that of cost, L). babelle. that would permit the after Trinity. main auditorium at 9 for adulUs 'rtiese mehicle elinrgc's for liank I food and fellowship. DILLON’S to treat it by some chemical I ment announcement on the Enl- pattern the licensing should lake, : ^ .system t,f small marker plates i clo.sing of the Town Clerk's office | 11 a. m.. Sunday school and .and one for chiklren at 9 in the service on ])ersniiiil c liec lung iie- a Chekorian aaUre ‘T he Annlvcr-j . . t j l 7:00 p. ni.. Senior Girl .Scout.s. tissue preparation land this may j wetok te.sts, made at a news con- but he added that he -wishes the I f„r e.-c h hii ycle. .subsequent deti- on .Salliduy.s during Che months church aervlce combined in an t«asement. Two Masses at 10 connta. liusmess ainl eommerelal sary.” The play which dealt w j^ i f s U C S t H I n l l O W t ' r S 7:4.3 p. m , Stewardship com­ iiot he so far off i every grownup fcrer.ee in Washington on Wediies- matter tie discussed nnd po-ssilily j ,.al wui k, ett\. iniglil l osl ton much of June. July and August. A pub- outdoor service at Andnilot's o'clock for adults, one in the main eheeUing aerounta. s)>ei ial elieek- ' OUARANTEED the dlfflculOee of a bank p re^ -' grove, Wapping. i Those wlto mittee will meet in the ladies par­ should lie slerl to early auspicious , day, said that "new information an ordinam e drawn up fur adop- , moiiey to make Hie p’.in foa.sible. it He hi ai ing will he l equircd to church and one in the basement. ing aeiciunts, reiilal of safe de- dent trying to prepare for the ar­ Miss Lorraine S. McKee of 1!M ' svmptoms. This is most important | and understanding of the basic tlon In the near future. | been suggested. Another adopt the ordinance would like a ride should meet at lor. posil itoxes. storage vaults, fee.s rival of the "Delegation,” was well . . , . . “ ,„M)eenuse even witli the methods of | phenomena" underlying the A aimilar law. Crockett said. Is question. Hint of enforrement. has LaBelle recently rulc'l that Ih:' the church at 10:.30 a. ni l Thursday. 6:30 p. m.. Inlerme- for the various eliei Its, conuniM- received by a capacity audience at Oak street, whose engagement to ^ today | theory of a hydrogen homh had currently in force in New H.imp- beoii nii.'-ed . iiicc the great per- town ha.i the. power to regulate 1 Hymn, "O Woishlp the King." St. Bridget’s Church diale Girl .Scouts sions on foreign ilralts, mall ainl USED CARS the Averv MemoHal Theatre. Gov­ John L Spencer of Holl atreet was high proportion of cures ( an be i been obtained in the tests. shire with the \arions local police conlage of bicyi le opei .'U.oi,‘< are clerk's ofTiee houis since t.ic I Hymn, "Holy. Holy, Holy. " R(W. .lames P. Tbnniln*. Pastor 7:00 p m . Choir rehearsal: ciilile transfers, eui cilar letters of ernor and Mrs. bodge and their snnotinced In April, hss been hon-i „|,tnlnerl If this disrsse is rerog- But the A E f officials at the departmi'iils gi'cn aulhoiity to Illinois. ______'m atter is not covered in the Gen-| Hymn, "America. " Rev. BronlMaw Gadarouskl and 7:30 p. 111. The new members creihl :ind IraveliTs letters of daughters. Miss Lily and Miss Sermon, "Growing Like a Cedar 1950 Ford Tudor. Hoot­ ored with several showers, the nized early and appropriate steps same time deplored speculation ' ' ’ ' ;Tal Klatiiies Recent action by, Ri-v. RailH'il tlarroll, .Assistants and the Committee will meet in ei'i.'ciit Beatrice were among the theatre of Lebanon. " Also .Mtic-h servic e' c tiar;:'-s as er. more recent of which was a green­ taken. that "we either have a hydrogen I the dii cclors in eloaing the Mum-, j the La'lios Parlor. guests. What are the signs then which bTu decorated in pastel colors The | however, that i'ongi' ssional re­ role of Mme. Murtchutkin. she dis­ doctor often wants to make a lit­ the mnterisi to tlie high heat of Find Fin d .SI2 B'. i.l <.f S-IO was ' coumscl s.bmiUi cI a prop ;st 1 Friday, 6 p. m., Family night a. m. 9:1.3 a. ill. Sunday Bible Sc hool. Kim:hl scini Itus let uoiiM he greenbacks were presented In the action would lie strong. dor. Radio. played again the insight with tle cut Into it so he ran remove the A-bomb. Scientists believe set foi appeil 1 ordinance that wiKikl p.rm.l the aupper. Reservations close Wed- AU fathers are corciially invited tn pocif'l III lice hiidc's l"hh\' Icgin- which she interprets each part form of s targe boiiTuet the hills The Kcni amendment called for liny portion of tissue and ex-I that best of several million de- Ftiilici't I-' .Mo, an. 20. of .N’ew town cleik'.s office to clo.se on .Sal- ne.sda.v, June 20. Telephone 7733, Second Congregational Church attend Sunday school with their tmu- ll'■\l .‘sal III 'I IV im" liio;' 1949 Ford Fordor Cus­ she plays, with complete under­ tied to the ribbons shutting off t', S aid to any na­ umlne it under the microsrope for grees. such s;- Is produced by an Brllnin. w.is fined .312 for viola-I nrdays d.inng the summer. At the Mrs. William Stavens. for reser- 361 North Alain Street children. There's a special adult I A I'opv "f the 'let.iih'I r. poi I standing of the poor overwrought, One of the guests was from tion ahlp|)ing wnr-iiseful material PLAINVILLE tom DeLuxe. R. and H. cancer rells. atomic explo.slon. would be need­ la'll! of rules of tl'.c road pre.scnt time, that' office is the vation.s. , Rev. I>eland O. Hunt. Minister class for you! ■Idc'l (Mill 111. Ilarllol.l Chevrolet Sedan. any other one part of the anatomy intoxication. offices remain open until 7 p. ni. Sunday, June 17. Children's Day 11:00 a. m. Morning worship ser­ (piesl ini' the r''View of s'\im> and the bank prexsy of the need town. Mrs John Hainlll made the ril in an.v case in\'oI\'ing the seeuri- fViurrh and Locust Streets any loss of weight which cannot Thursday. AFTERNOON and NIGHT 10:00 a. m. Divine Worship. vice. The pastor's message, entitled The Krcielilcr Manufactui iiig ( iind"i t amt In crative value j Sei VI* ■■ 1 h uge s'dic'lules on all Radio and Heater. for money. shower rake and Mrs Russell Ir­ ty interest of the U. S. I David t. Ostrow. .31. of Hart- The Rev, .Alfred L. AA'Illlpms, Will Never Change;" Jesus Loves be explained by dieting or some Organ Prelude. "The Lord Noed-s Men" will be ('cc. lias selecle.l Icleltll'.. lll.'i 111 the small h I >1 cignel .‘I ii In c king aveoiiids will he given Vlchl Wachtel played the part win and Mrs Robert Hnmill as­ Death Toll at 32 Yesterilny's tcnipoinrv blanket |ford. was fined .39 for violation of Another item of new busincs.s THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH Rector the Children of the AA'orld " 1947 Chevrolet Tudor. other obvious reasons should not Hvmn, With Happy Voices Ringing ha.sed‘on the Scripture pas.sagc in Mam street, as one of seveial ke\ 1 Vcl hel e .11 C' I e ainl n* 'l e ; upon rec|U''sl.. of the bank president's wife with sisted In aervtng. suspen.sion wa.s made iinrler that ! rules of Uu- road. con.erning oil burner rcgulation-s The Rev. .lames S. Neill, A I.itany, Piiinclii“Conanl. lie ignored. Aurelia Matthew 9:9-13. New Fnglancl furmlure .stere.a l.c reccigntnng that lln anrdl hnliie Heater. all the abandonment the role re­ Miss Fstclla and Ml.ss Ann Luir provision. R ivmoi.d P Pi agluski. 38, of 1 has been placed on the agenda for Rector Emeritus Antlu'm. "Let I's Consecrate Difflcultv in swallowing, loss of In Montreal Fire Administration of Holy Baptism. 7:30 p. m. Evening vesper ser­ present llie jireini"i sli'iwing in las pi "\' 'I Its 1. ■I It .im! ns d'-h- quired. As the talkative, deter­ of P7 Norman street gave a aiir- The announcement said the [iiir- 1 Rockville was fined S12 *' ,r vipla Tuesday's meeting at the request The Rev. Richard B. Kalter, Our Service to the Lord" Mere­ 1940 Ford 8 Tudor. R prise mlserllnneniis s'lower for appetite or anemia are other signs Presentation of certificate* of pro­ vice. Fnjoy the fellowship of Gosi'cl Uieir localities, cef I In new Kroeli- nilelv liere to sl iv I pose of suspending the ban was to lion of rules of the road. of Director T. J Crockett. Oil .'Assistant dith Tlie Cliei iib ( lioir MANCHESTER mined interfering Mme. .Shiputch- requiring attention. Long contin­ motion nnd graduation exercises. singing: gain strength from the Mam In st el li ■ s la '-n I'lie ol Miss McKee, and used blue nnd (tVuitinued from Page One) allow a cl.,ince for fiiitlier .study OITertoiy. ■Melodv. Van Biene ler Siiiarl'c'l s,'. Imnil upliolsl.-i c I and H. In. Vicki cleverly enacted each ued hoarsenesi or a cough which Frnest R Lanz. 24. of 219 .Sum­ dealers would like to see tlial local .Song. J e w e ls ...... George R. Root prayer.s of God'* people. in.tnv alt as in tin* '"'tidiv tilit TROPICAL AQUARIUM white colors in their decorations. - — ! of trading silyation.s in cniintries The 4th Sunday after Trinity P i c'.sentat ion of PiMe (111 nil lire ensenilile.a. scene with mounting animation. does not clear up should also send mit street, Fileadod not g'uilty to building code regulations concern­ Hvmn. This Is My Father's AA'orld The AVeek h IS S' .-n ds I' I'l' ntnd c omt i in - She was seated under s watering- fire extinguished pitifiilly trying I receiving I'. S. economic aid. - 8 a. m.. Holy Communion, the Po.stiu'le. Fi'stival .Marcli Kin­ Smaitest I in nil ore is liemg ml FOR A »)FR FISH. C AN AUV Although he said nothing, the one for examination. violation of rules of the road. He ing oil lj,:rner installations con- Terra Beata lion ""III :ih"'f Hie ari l I! '’, ami can in blue and white to unwrap to break through a wall of flame xhc presulent has said a sweeii Rev. R, B. Kalter celebrating. Tuesday. 7:,30 p, m Daily Vaca­ reitisc'l nalicciiallv m a l.iu'e list AND DOG S F P P l.lF S audience was roused to laughter w,a.a rejireser.te-l by Attorney Rcib- form. with the stale law, which is Offertorv Anthem. Thanks Be tn der. ■ts small home 'h'V elopioc'ld Trucks nnd admire her choice gifts All this means that we should which rut her off from those she ing ban Is unworkable. When lie (Thia service is to include a cor­ tion Bible school teacher* meet at At the 11 (>0 service "f leading home 'ind general ni.ig- . by the antics of Merrill "Butch" ert W Gordon. roun.l guilty different, and have approached li e t', have 'll iwn unh' .ill* olioli not ilelay in the presence of sus- was trying to aid. Firemen later signed the hill two weeks ago hr porate Communion of recent High God .'...... ■...... Dickson the church. 1 Part III. Give Thanks for azines. In aiMiliicn spi c iall\‘ sc- ; 4.31 Main SI. ret. '2 M'."!! 1947 Chevrolet DeLuxe Adams, who portrayed the clerk. ■I'vl fined 39. a bond of SfiO was Crockett on the matter. Junior Choir F.r, I I 11 K'-.l h pi. "I'k 111 ol lucious signs even if Uiey often found her body with the hands •said "excei'tions on a broad scale" school graduates.) Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Bible | Fvci y I lav Melpci - ■ Lc.wc'i juii- 1 'c teci steel es ni ■ .inr ccini in;: | In his own inimitable style. Butch set for appeal Specifically, the local code prd- Hymn, 1 Would Be T r u e ...... Peek 1 h I- in ml in '• ( '■ c i v 'M in . Delivery. prove to he a false alarm. And clasped os though in prayer. might have to lie made 11 a. m . Morning Prayer with Study and Prayer hour All wel- , iccr lieparliucnl jiiomccies K) pu- Smailsel fi.rndiiii' ‘ howings ii K inserted one moret ouch of humor Pilots Sol I'p if a cancer almost anywhere Is Case of Merlon F Treat. 47, v*d-cs that oil tank fill pipes can­ PostUide. F a n ta sia ...... Du Bols ihisli’l's i.ipi'l c\|cilr'l.'M of dwell­ into an extremely amusing play. Distraught Sister Marie Mail- A White House aide aaid Items eermon hy -the Rector. Miialcal come. pil.s. I heir 1 a III m w spajc'i.'. supple- caught early It can be successfully of Glastonliury, charged with vio­ not be closer than five feet from 1:00 p. ni. Members of the Maii- ing nulls in the new small liotne 1947 Ford IV 2 Ton The delegation, also wltho-.d loux. one of the 26 Grey Nuns who covered by the Kcm aiiicndnienl outline of this service: Friday. 8:00 p. m. Annual Mid­ ■'Hatlcrs I'p." P.->aliu loo. "The iue;d' 'l u d li I In- lu idiug "I a spe- treated. There are three methods lation of rules of the roncl, was a cellar window, while the state ilHClIilG BROS, (hester Choral Society will meet eial liroetmre in full u 'lural c'.'lU ill's, ts I c 1.1 and > the i I'a "ii I ■ n lines proved an impressive group, j Piokel Lines ran St. Cunegonde's, sobbed; would Include 1.70(1 categories of Processional— | summer Festiaal. a special pro­ Carfcenier .s Son.' "ii A ecu Want Stoke. New platform of attacking it: .to rut It o u t- at the cliurch, and leave for their Keith's S' ie til'll as a ki \' stole, STRAWBERRY dreased in their formal dress and articles and coinmoditles Which fiblled. cod allows the pipe to be Installed "O God. Our Help In Ages Past" gram of music to which all are : to Get Anywlieii'. ' ' lleycciul the pliotography. that imlun's lliese surgery to use X-rsya. and to "I tried to follow her. 1 recipients of U. S. aid could not [ Gharle.s L Garr, 30, of Somcr- picnic at Sh.ady Lake, Somers. lo olli-r a pienimr shiuim: of body. red sashes of their office. Robert I closer to a window. I Sequence welcome. Refreshments avill follow , Limit.s. : 'Linc-olu Smiled Again, lU'W designs in living room fnrni- ((inntlniied from Page One) couldn't The smoke was choking ship to the Soviet bloc unles.s e.-<- ville, Ma.-s . forfeited a bond of BARNUM "bailey this lieu a I 'I liighU ml c pt ihle Baird. Robert Martin and rarl I ------u.«e radium The dealers complain that Cic j W "Lord. Pour Thai Spirit from The AVeek for all in attendance. ] ■'On a Village Coiiuuon ' Inie. I Doctor Dr<-ldes : me. Then I tried again I wanted i ceplions weie allowed. ; when failing to apiiear and SmarlscI sectional fnrniinro h, |S'(li"Md f.nnd ire, tlial is pel SUPPER Gunderson made up the forbidding | a.s.>oi lalion and t'AI, have been five-foot regulation in many cases | on High" Monday. 6:30 p. m. Girl Scout Saturday. The men of the Broth­ Pari IV. We Have Guidcposls flrcRl sit nil's liavi hern made j to follow the .3:iiperior. It was Im- Kc’in has ealled the admlnislin- j answer to eh.arges of speeding, erhood and the church are invited I os|>eci;dlv ereateil l'\‘ I'Croeider to j I ly Si ail'd I n tm "li'i n nc' > Is ami threesome. 1 in n dl.•<|lute ovn |>ay rates and boosts in.stallatlon costs because | Offertory Troop. No. 12 meets at tlie churi li to Help f s ' Cppei junior dcpait- in all of these k' exam)ile. po,«.slble." |tion s argnmenU against the ban Gontinred from dav to dnv was to Cromwell to donate a day's work achieve tile niniosi m spacious n iei n sp.l* l ■ linn enic .d s " NATHAN HALE A. IVllHam Astley in his chsr- working condilion.s for nearly two of extra pipe which must be pul circu s! “O Come. I>et Us Wednesday. 8:00 p. m. Board of I luont proiucitc.s 36 lacvs aial girls, it IS now possilile even to remove Sister Mane was one of the ' "Slate department Jargon." In charge of reckless driving in order to prepare the conference I p, .senior Mteiiatic manner moved the play­ years In. The five-foot rule, it is said. | AA'orshIp” ...... Himniel Trustees meets at the church. COMMUNITY CENTER nnd thcrcliy cure many cancers ot mins who calmed the 17.*> terrified i grounds for the summer's activi- j ^^.,,1 picmcled ers about the stage with eomplete Yesterday's directii'e al.so grant- nqninst KInrenre A. KaGsen. 39. w.as invoked to prevent the spilling ■ (Soprano solo by Mrs. Gillette I Thur.sday. 7:00 p. ni. Boy Scout piflv m the rnoin.s iniiml*' The protest pi< kfling nii))eared the lungs though I h years ago c hildren and led them to .safely ! cd spec ific exceptions to tu o eoun-I of Wappinc, PrtKndng !>• MMMTIBST MULTnUPC e a o a and natural motivlatton. Ruth umiei ri S2d0 bond. of overflowing oil into cellar win- j Recessional — Troop. No. 133 meets at the church. _ j Iwaclei" Carl Akin Knifcn. ihiiirmin. H<*\v- South Coventry DILLON n new mnneiiver in latior di.si'utes this .seemed iinpo.ssililc. Wliicti of | down a fire escajie. The youngsters j triea, Norway and Austria, calling OF FABULOUt FEATURIt EVIR Rowley served as prodiietlon man­ .Tames M fliamplin. 81, of BEHELD BY MOWTAt lY Il "O Jesus. I Have Pronii.sed" Friday. 6:30 p. m. Picnic for I "Guicle|>ccsts,' a (lass lecl by Soiilli Covnilry ;utl <; IloM.-: nl KHrlcVlilu. (M- were at hinrh In the third floor ■ that ac lion "in the serurity inler- (lows. The dealers suggc.sl that ' Sales and Service ager the play. Makeup wss Six men marrhed at Clihago's llicsc methods to ii.se and how to , Soiit'i Govenfry. forfeited a bond AVednc.iiday 7:30 a. m . Mid­ members of churc h school Ixiard < II- Mill- I- :rul K m li t! d Ktr n. Thu MONDAY, JUNE 18 (iining room wlien tlie fire broke esl of ttie U. S . . " whistle-veqt alarms would remedy j New Air-Ventilated Tent, Twenty Zion Evangellcnl LutlM-ran (liurcli Mis Rotieit Ta\lcr Midway airport Tiearing placards use them Is. of course, something | of 33 when he failed to appear week relehration of the Holy Com­ and church school teachers at the Mr**, ruiilini* l.llHr IH done by Chuck Fhnney. the Situation of overflow. ('oo|M-r and High Mreet* An ongirml pia'cr. Anne .Simp­ |»n,8it I'tinn’IlU Mil iHll:ill"ll 01 July presented a jisyehologlcal drama Avoid .strike" traiiK'd doctor, ' The toll was highest among the | rioualy liainper nnd delay Nor- ner parking law. 86 Phelps mad. Ailiills—7.3e Clillrlreii —tOi- Manchester Secular Events .Ml** Marion A. Erdln, Orgpanlst Pail V. "Wc Try tn He Clinm In discussing this subject it is \ aged Women because they were at i way's defense effort . . . increase filfted Belter If.lL p. Mitltled "Trouble in the Valley " Four men nuirihed at I>enver's Riihert F. Marshall, 2f>, of And- i Twice Daily-2:15 (8:15 ?!Ti The Parl.sh Council (one repre­ 7;00 m The Cub Pack will I nin in ( iiir < 'c 'inmuml y Nin»- j-upil.s )! I .» an I lo ’i * 1i!inarents can not bring or Pre.senliilmn of award." tc Cher- BUY the protest picketing at the Isis able" If U. S. aid were slopped. cottage at Columbia lake Friday Choir Director 'I'rip tl\rtiu>;h Nrw i'l '. Tin* villu. thu si\-i'illm' (111 I' I" .Mr, ' OF PROVEN Sweet the Name of Jesu s" walkout March 30 in support of Wcdne.'ela Senior c tinir pic me f ( 'oveni i‘v, 'i'liom.is .l"lui "'ii "I Personal Notice* Anthem. T hy Way. Not .Mine, Text: Luke 6:36-42. Theme: A ■"I Mr.'^ \', ."'inii >!"i : is "I ll irl- ! their demands The union says Hnltoii, I'ftcr 'ni"i lu laiiii I'l .Man ...... i Seen Obsolete !< *<•<■'■* RfP'"'* Service of (3ioicc Portion of Jesus' Precious Sermon :.,i it All ill. m m IS .III' it has complied with provisions of Ts Honor (iiicst 1 O Ixird "—Tenney. imld cent.r. Ginger Ar|":,a ami North Methodist Oiureh Offertory Anthem. "Hear My I, I h in ! In II iv.‘ pi rl IV. In Memorlam the railway labor act which gov­ On Lost Jetfi on the Mount Christian Seleiiee Soelciv Wd’iulv H'MislirM 4if II.’-. aii'l AAillard McLaughlin, Minister Prayer. O Lord Demoiest. Itoll erns the airline Industrv' as well (Continued from Page One) Kiili8tin^ Allowed 7:,30 p. m . Zion Church is s Masoiiie Teiiqile ( ’aiolyn ol .Mam lU "'n SUPERIORITY On AnniverHarv i AVIIllam Broun, Organist Hymn of Praise. "When the A total of *’.r» In s ilr-? r»f In loTir.ic momory of my mother, ns rnllrosds. church of the fnlernatumal Luth­ I* tom L’ow ntiy tlu’ '‘'•ill k” (('ontlnuecl frtwn Page Ooe) Lord of Ixive Was Here. " Njivirifs Mtaini's h'l'* turn t« alr/red develop the ftral atomic Aii h >Lrfol, uhosp .acvenly-nintli j eign countries, in Cnited .State.s Sundny S< ho"l 11 oo :i. ni nrw irin r nni.s.-iitn aOil tlir ma- Corrt’clly d«’.sii(iu’il mununu-nts are products of careful, Anolher yeor ha* rome ufw.* f'ne the u.sual ( onqilrmcnt ot ; un,"i ed the ban preventing men from "Andante Cantabile” Rece.ssional Hymn. "The King of . I ll K ;| 111 (i t ! ' i r a : piers (if t '\0 productivity, and the amount of I bomb Hebert waa telling: of n hjiihOav Mii-virrod nlay. was! ...... T.schaikowsky and Canada, heard locally Sunday WufhU'.-'lH V rvrnin'.’. imTtinu parnitn m thr ('!m."t in .‘-o nmt r you wrr^ railed awa>. TTiP IV S .\ii F'oi cc ahari'lon, d Love My Shepherd." Au'-ilrn V to Mn- < o ;■-('hohot intelliKcnt .study. They have halancc, distinction and But you are with me alway*. time pllota niuat be on atnndbyjrbat nmonji s»‘veral ofTlriala nnd enl'.sling in t'ne .Service of thoir linnorud witli a family dimuT par- 1 evenings over WONS at 7.30. H:fH) p, ni .Monitor Kn Ulin;; \’mits \* ill h« the nrarch for the plane.'' .lime 11 Processional Hymn • Postlude, "Laudate Deum" — r< r I A I . ni ■ ■ ’ dill!’, to M I'r I'Jl- mcaninK; they have hcauty Ihiit witt endure. In thought and prayer earh da\. while not actuftllv enpajied in flv- Idmaelf wlulr he wji.'r at Kimvetok choice after they have taken or ty m locopnitlon of the event at j DRUMS Thr puhljc ts rniili.illy invito'l inaOr at Haiv.'nl I'mvi’r.'.lv in ; and said it feared Hu y had "Brightly Gleams our Banner” Baumgardner. Tlie AAeek | Crl’.r K Vi tlllM' Ulut lilt lo” »1 8C- Injr ' atomic teata In April and May. been notified to take a pre-mduc- lier hinne by her daughter:-, grand- | “(Jod' tho I*r ••‘sf'jvrr nf ( ’.inihi Hlyt'. pl.u'u.s ot intri i t in Daughter. Mra. lr*ne Ellla. cranhed amnewhere behind the 1 The .Sacrament of Baptism for Tuesday, 7 :00 p. m . Vacation : r'.pdy rliaifinan Sal- ■ ill .lufic ('uttinK Done In Our Own Shop From The Pay Bcales vary with tvpea of Hebert said he hn*l remarked tion phy.'ical examination daughters anBY Infants jwill b<‘ tin* .snhji ( t of lh<* I>4’sson- l>‘\ini;t"0 an l ('on'-or,' men througlumt ttie co. n- with a sliowcr of cards, numerous shall preserve thee from all evil M i -.g I'lina Mot\-( ka U'niM iu|i- ______Hebert. In the first of his series nuderstnoil there Ri u'.'i ,. k- Sermon subject: "The Elder thuy will .srr fi\4‘ .stair.'i and (''in,»- I try and is expectcil In cnn.«idcr- personal gifts, currency and flow­ Hymn— adult membership group. he shall preserve thy soul. The fr-«nt tin' unif this vrar at Mn' ’Tell the Blessed Tidings" Brother" da IroTii al;ir. thr OM Man ot thr ed f,u Rohlaiid s ielea.«c ni.d the .aiily ."p cd up ihc fl'iw of volun­ ers. Lord shall preserve thy going cii! l.aiirrl Mill ^ .‘•if ifr piir r'liii at .Mountain aid thi’ii yo to tin' ix’tum of the two Je«s Km.■ri.^-•y teers into the flghtlng forcc.s of Poatiude— .. Postlude, Recessional, Batiste and th\' criming in from this time t llr I *11'Vr •• !f V 'f < ’o .IM'' I n lit . a.s "Finale" (Symphony V) The Salvation .Army r'liimu. a fwo-inilo ^:or^«’ In Mir official.', in Praqiie de»'line Dll- The AVeek Correl.ative passages friuii llie unit Will !)♦• In rliarru of a .sut- The AVeek Officer* In Charge lh«‘ Mohawk 'I’rail and through thr ment, the Army and Air Force Re­ noia pole-vaulter Pk'k C'oleman Monday. 8:00—June meeting of Christian Srieriee textbook, ".s' hnk p'ltv af ^ p m h’fd 'V in Helge Akr*. Noi'w.eg.an charge Thursday - - Hf'uk.'^hiru.s to thu ( ’onni'i tn it Val­ cruiting Main Station in Hart- began his career with a hoe han­ the Official Board. ence and Health witli K v to the the ...... on foom-’ Id.iulh f*ovrn-| il affair.*, wa.s under.itood I" ha . e Sunday, June 17; ley. Thoy |)lan to ndiirn homr dle and a string stretched across »b(Witianl PARKER • Artliur SHIELDS • s»ra>,t,(WVIOCHAHOLa Tuesday — 7:45 Bible Discussion group Scripture.".” by Mary Riki i' F'I'lv jtiv The rnmnultcu in tin* .s( liool .*< ^radu* “THE GREAT CARUSO” 4:'2.3—6:4.3 - ^ and 9:05 7:00—Boy Scouts. cnee knows no Inj'se from nor re­ of a siiupuf ,Ii 'U’ 2,'» V Inn the unit | .Moutran, st the Army and Air South .Methodiat Oiurrh school. atm^; clan’s and a f«‘\v oMiris v.ill turn to liarmony, but lidds llie Will ind I'M- r e’V re-nhuF-; Ih-lr Force Recruiting Station. Poat •Alain Street and Hartford Koatl 7:00 p.m.. Service in Center take a h.ooo tnilr lo'ir lo Mr.\no Sixteenth Annual Park. If weather is eool or rainy, (iia’ine oyier or spiritual la'.v. in Igiiti's ■ lei i' ll to a"i'n'l Hie st ile Order Your LEHIGH VALLEY COAL Office Building. Hartford, Gon- Emanuel Lutheran Oiiirrh Kev. I''rrd K. fklgar. Minister City. AImiuI 9 pupil.s with .Mi the .service will be moved indoors, whirl! God ami nil lhal He err'ates ' eonV'iit ion at Si i .11- t'l llot'd in Safely Training Carl E. Olson, Paatnr .Alim Kathryn G. Bryon, ( ’luirclull an'l Dun (ilcr.ii I'liuriii- neqtlcut NOW THRU NEXT WEEK and will start one half hour later. are .perfect and etern.al, to liave Pri'lnei"tl ,1'dv 27, 28 ami 29 iu- e 4’larenre AA'. HeUIng Dlixx'tor of Christian Eduratfain III. J r . will make Hie mund Inp remhlne'l unchanged in its eternal lelU'l'- Ml:' Hvelding ami Mis Now — Before Prices Advance Further— Organist t Chnlrmaster Herb»‘rt \. Franco, The AA'eek in .ali"Ut fi'iir wcck.s ' For SH ininiers High Overh**ad 1 l•■rln•' with :i It'-rial''S .Mis II ir- MNN Monday, 7:30 p.m., Friendship history" Wilmington. Del. -- iNEA) MURPHY’S AS USUAL .Allnister of Aliisie Dun Gli'iui Cliuri lull, .Ir . i.s cx- oM .S -l.iTi'i s of Maii.di* I'l C''nter Outdoor Festival Delaware Park spends some S2.- UTTEE MEUND Fourth Sunilay After Trinity Circle. pe(ti'il lu arrive at bu- liuine m Pittsburgh aTi—Fver try to ami Airs. P* n ler And Enjoy The Secure Feeling A Full Coal Bin 000 a year on upkeep and replace­ i UOVB June 17 Sunday, June 17. Methodist Stu­ Tue.sdav, 6:30 p.m., Junior .’kailli ('uvcnlry June 2.'i fruiu Lu.s .swam with a .aO-pound pack on Church of the Naziirone I P'liiitizc'i at "’Fir-I Coucreca- ment for $4,000 worth of saddle 9:00 Sunday School. dent Day. Band 8:00 p.m.. Senior Band. 466 3Iiiln SI reel .Angcle.s, Calil. Me ha.s (iim- I your back? It Isn't as hard as it BIG 9 IMDGES FUN ON SATURDAY NIGHT ; lional ehun h during ('lul'lreu's ( lotha. SUMI 10:05 Caritlonic Bells. Morning Worship at 10:45 Wednesdav, 6:30 p.m.. Corps James' K. Bell, Pastor plete'l his secuii'd year at Cliap-i and sounds., say the swimming In.slru. - 10:30 Divine Worship. Cadets; 7:30. Young Peoples man ('"liege in Hint city, luajur- | I'lav exercises wer** the folkiwing — And Money Saved — Can Give You. tors St tlie University of Pitts­ HORN ' WINDSOR o'clock. eliildren: S.imiia I.C'-, .-Mlieit an'i Prelude Andautc from 1st Trio meeting. 9:30 ,a. m . Sunday school .and ing in edurntiian. I burgh and CTarnegie Institute of MUSIC • SINGING * GANGING Prelude. "Sheep May Safely Heiirv. elul'lreii of .Mr and Mis Sonata—Bach. Thursday. 7:15 p.m.. Street adult Bible cki.s.ses. Tenn\son Mc- Cut) .Scouts uf Pa( k 5 have re­ Technology. PLUS • SAHII in Graze "—Bach. .losepli Siiiho'ki of .'S'luHi Coven- BURNSiDEr::^ Anthem "With a Voice of Sing­ meeting. 8:00 p.m.. The last c h ^ - F'all, .superintendent ceived their llr.sl c li irler. .Meiu- _ “SAVAC^E DRU^fS” EVERYBODY WELCOME Processional hymn, "This Is My | "The I rv; ('and:iee I'iliiine daugliter of They have freshmen and sopho- lifTAO —4 MANYMItTIM ing" - Shaw. ter in the motion picture iO'4.3 a. m.. Morning wor.ship lierslup cards issued Tuesday eve­ BUDGET TERMS, IF DESIRED Father's World " Terra Beata. Mr. and .Mrs. K"ti' rl Claim of trore atudents at the two college.s EFFECTIVE .U'NE I8TII, Offertory Prelude on "St.Clement" Lord's Koosteps. " .Sperial music by the choir, sermon ning w re pre.senled Mr. ami .Mrs Community Sing • AIR CONDITION ED • Anthem, "Triumph! Thanksgiv­ Lake str.-el. Valerie I'.lnlne. swimming with the SO-pound THERE WILL BE NO — McKinley. by the pastor. Fllgeue W Coniiir. Mr. and Mis ; ing"—Rachmaninoff. : daughpr of .Mr ami Mrs. Dudley packs ami most of them negotiate 3I.ATINEES AT THE CIBCI-E MURPHY’S RESTAURANT Sermon "Repent or Perish." Kcmieth Jiirgensru. Martin C Gary Cooper Sacrament of Infant Baptism. | Center Congregational Chiireh 6:45 p. m . Young People's sori- Ferguson of llu’li strc'l.,n'l'l Car- 100-yards without a rest. The SIONDAY THRU FRIDAY. Anthem Jerusalem from "Gallia" ety will conduct a service in Hie Koppisel) and Cliarles Travis of A TOP-NOTCH PRODUCT course is sponsored by the colleg­ EVENING PF^FOR-MANCES Offertory anthem, "Open Our ■ Rev. Clifford O. Simpson. Pastor .'lyu Pyiie. 'l'oi"ht''r of .Mr. and “The *Ton’r» In —Gounod. Kev. lAorothy AA'ell Pease, basement auditorium the Cub ^cout Pack 5 cuiumillee SEVEM'll AND EltHTII (IRADES es and the Red Cross In a Joint AS I SUAI,. Soprano ^olo, Viola Nelson. Eyes"—MacFarlane. | Mr.s. AruoM Ciilson. The Navy Minister of Ediieatlon • 7;.30 p, m . The evening service There was a Juint niectiiig of effort to encourage safety for this SAT. nnd SI N. CON'nXl OI S The AA'eek Hymn. 'Saviour, Teach ide. Day Pack-s .37 and 6.3 at the American Andrew A. AA'atwin, Musical select inns. Sermon by Hie Plus summer's vacation activitie.s. Ur. Thing” Now" ST.ARTINO AT 2:00 P. M. Monday: by Day”— Innocents. Legion rooms in .South Coventry Minister of Musie pastor. SI. John’s Pidish NiiHonal AND iik ; ii SCIIOOl, Homer D. Butts, Jr.. Red C?ross 6:30 Boy Scouts. Sermon, "The Battle for the i Wedne.sday. 7:4.3 p m . The Pinna, were nuide for a first an­ CatlKdie Cliiireh water safety chairman, declared: 7:30 Memorials Committee. Minds of the Children”— Rev. nual plciiic June 24 when Hie ('iib DEPENDABLE SERVICE Sundav, June 17. Church school Prayer meeting nnd Bible study Gobi ay Street "Any person wdll find this train­ ALWAYS Tqesday, 8:00 Board of Admini­ Fred R. Edgar, hour. Smuts, coiumittee members aivI Rev. Sleplien S. SIryJeusUI last., 1 p. m.—A Gr«*t Kid 8b*w dav. 9:1.5 and 11:00 services. ing Invaluable as a safeguard stration. Recessional hymn, "Fling out the leadens will meet at 11 a. m. at SUNDAY. JUNE 17 THE Prelude, ’'Simple Aveu” — against accidents while on fishing AVednesday: Banners"—Doane. the rnrncr of South and Cross Sumhiv. .lune 17; 4:00 P. M. trips and boat excursions." EASY rKIlE PABKING 6:00 Dorcas pot-luck supper. Thome. The ITrst Congregntloiinl Church streets. A ilonsHon of twenty- Postlude, "March de Fete" — Hymn of Praise, “Forward 8 ;iu. M.isr. PHONE US TODAY! Of Vernon five rents will rover refreshments 7:30 Emanuel Choir. Busser. Through the Ages "—St. Gertrude. 10:30, Higli mass. Bxmey Rtlll Try'Ing WELCOME MAT Thursdagv, 8:00 Parish Building 9:30 a. m.. Church school. Vernon Center to he provided by the committees Baptl.sm and dedication of chil­ Fund committee at home of Miss George B. Higgins, Pastor of the two parks. EDUCATIONAL SQUARE /IIU CON.'.'i r/o/vf D AT THE Classes for all ages. dren. Forth Worth, Tex.—(ffj—Rex Mabel Olson, 81 Pearl St. 10:45 a. m.. Nursery and ex­ Anthem. "The Lord's My Shep­ The Green-Chobnt Post. Ameri­ L V I t M / f , Barney, who once hurled a no-hit- i Friday, 8:00 Radio Quartet from Sunday, June 17: can Legion, members appointed a EASTWOOD tended church school session. herd" (Psalm 23). Tune; Orling- With Children's Day la.st Sun­ ter for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Is I Lutheran Bible Institute. 5:00 p. m.. Jr. HI. Stained glass ton-Campbell. Cherub choir. fireworks committee to be in day. church school is discontinued eharge of making arrangements , MALE HELP still trying to get the ball over the | Natural or Gary Tosper Saturday, 8:00 Painting of the window project. Church school presentation, "Be 1,000 VOICES! plate—but with little success, j flupornatural T until September. for their sale soon. The commit- j Parsonage. 6:00 p. m.-8:0C p. m., M.Y.F., Ye Doers of the World." Sent down to Forth Worth in the | Jsnr Greer 10:45,' Morning service of wor­ tee is comprised of Raymond L. “The O a k G r i l l outdoor picnic at the home of Miss Part I, "W e Help at Home.” The ship. Sermon: "God in a B o x ." WANTED Texas League to work under Man- i - Y O f ’RE Most Popular Night Club kindergarten promotes 53 children. Pender, ohairmnn, Osear Miller. ager Bobby Bragan, Barney failed I Goapel HaU Marilyn Rogers of 500 East Cen­ 7:00 p. m.. Pilgrim Fellowship Edward .S. Franz. George Farren I ter street. Songs. "Step, Step, Step;" "It's meets in the church social rooms. APPl.Y 125 PIECE BAND! in his first three attenmpta. He Thing” IN THE 415 Oenter Street Children's Day;" "Jesus Is the nnd Eugene Rvrhiing. The post ! MORIARTY Featuring 6:00 p. m., Epworth League, The Week BROTHERS was knockad out of the box each (rr*m Aaetksr Children's Friend:” "My Father will have stands at Hndd.ad'.s on ' NAVY NOW” "Worship through Music” with LYDALL & FOULDS time. During hia brief stay at Werld) ,10:30 a. m., Breaking of the and Mv Mother;" "Jesus I^ives Tuesday, 7:00 p. m., Senior SoiiHi street, at Hie site of .lame.s i Organist Herbert France, speak­ A D M ISSIO N 25c — TIcket.s From Participating ForUt W’orth, Barney has allowed S:S»-S;«S-f ;iS 4:U-llie THE TEMPO FOUR Bread. Me." choir rehearsal. Ferrigno's new propo.sed barber I PAPER C O . sis CINTII STIIIT, MANCHItTfl miFNOHI SIJS er. shop on Main street. and at I so walks, 12 hit! and 16 runs In -1.:- s t a r t s " SUN DAY ------12:16 p. m., Sunday School. Part II, "We Know and Follow Wednesday, 6:30. Anmial picnic The AVeek Students Or At Entrance. 12 1-3 innings. In his last try, Rex "INHIDE 8TBAIOHT" AIR - CONDmONED 7:00 p. m.. Gospel meeting. the Rules." From the primary de­ of the Women'll Council at home George Hawke.a’ vegetable stand I COLONIAL BOARD lasted until two were out in the Starts Bsa., 'TOI.T Monday. 7:4.3 p. m . W 8.C.S. of Mrs. Charles Warren. , Bolton on the Plains lloail. Momhers of "nOHTINO COAST OCARO" sad -rAPTSIN CHINA” The AVeek partment, 75 children will be pio- COMPANY second Inning. Tuesday. 7:l.V-p.' m. Prayer Installation of officers in mot^d to lower junior road, pot luck .siipiier. Memher.s I Hie post and auxiliarv will nssi.st In Ca.se Of Rain, To Be Held On Tuesday, 7 P. M. meeting. chapel Leader. Itaniel Taylor The wishing transportation should at the .stands Members in Gir, PA R K FR ST. Friday, 7:45 p. m., Bible study Tuesday. 6:00 p. m., Edgar ^ Rules, Songs, "O God, Whose Laws j gather at the church at 6:15. j charge of the June 22 setback. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTT:R, (X)NN., SATURPAV. JUNK 16. 1951 PAGE PIVE MANCHESTEK EVEMIWU ttl'vKAL.U, WIAlNEHt'^S l EK, CUMM., SATUKUAY, JUNF] 16, 1951 P A O l f o i m Kx-Browiiie W K N B — 840 WHAT — 010 To Graduate List Engu|cemeiit WiiiH I’ roniotioii Nt'M (Iniisefs sorvloe.*! tomorrow. Services will wTic - loao be hold at 8 a. m. and 9:30 a. m Today^s Radio WFH.A— 108.7 Poem oil Si'oiiling Rockville through the Lnhor Day weekend WDKt;WDKF — I860 %7 /I'o He Boiiirlit In September. During Uie reem. Mere ^ ejiPM Hii«l^«‘l Eif'iireia WCCC - Musical Scoreboa.d .Next Tnesilay j 6:30. 7:30. 81.') ami 10.00 a m. W TIC Nowa. la wUfu Si ituting mean.s to W H AY Saturday Matinee. W TH T—Marine in Reviejv Paula. During th< .’ tuhonl In rfirnuuiie.s Emil Kroyiimn of Hm kv die will j ^ ing t’hief nf I’tdwe Hi'nimn o S» hen 1 WON.S—Navy Show WTIC Rhythm Time, lo be held on Tue.«day, .lune H*. at And much more to he tione I preach and coi.liiit the strv.iea, Gaudet Awards Watches to Graduates Don Willis Has t d»'l to «h‘ne?al Managei Geoi ge ^ Rockvin?. Jtinc 16- I Special I Awnings Acid The HAZEL BISHOP WTICV-National Farm aril WHAY -Band by Demand 7 p.m. (Jradimlitm will he held on This Hummej ’wlu'u 1 go to .amp, ‘ H Wn.ldt II ' Buy Now ■on Sunday at Ihc I’... kvillc .Mith- W O N S-C ’haUoiiKe of the VnUon t the lawn m fronl of the school The flfUeth reunion of the aa-ss Home Hour I To .swing an axe ami play. 'I’hc eruisers ai»' tr.ult'd m altnut ; ‘ odi.ot dviVa'.. Tnc pastor. Ucv. ^ WCCC News: .Musical Score- High Good Service 1:80— with the steps a.s a platform. The ; 1 know that 1 11 he happy et’i'iy t\5o N('Mt'.s for iie\' niodid*. Of 1901, Rockville Ifn il ."^eiin.bi. ■- ii:Miu;ri; tile Home Beauty LIPSTICK boa ni. program will feature a rntitata, On Sale Satiir- WDRC Stara Over Hollvwoud. 'Die I1V4' long day The tuo-w.iv laihos vsitlh ulmh ^ tchool will be beld on I .Scho. l of Akoho. .studies biung ^ An Excitingly New Lip.stick That Stays On YOU WrY'X" New.,. .Miiairal Senrr- W THT Vacationtime ‘Amerira. the Beautiful” Suprr- iThen m ttie fall I will hop 56 we ll meet, new iTUi.seis. \5lule tin' nnlio poor peiforinimee of a car. Un­ Opun...... ' llouv-* - * « • .■'.mazing what they will do to add W KNB—Paneball Matlnep WDRC—Land's Best Panda I visor, will address the graduatea. An«l .ill our ,ip Js to <;irl g.*^l IS a $'■» d.'2S • nppT'opnal ion fur HALE'S SELF-SERVICE attend, and tho.se planning to be 12 a\. iv not only do thf.y add to Its value ilieek-up of your car before start- | Board of Kduuation. (Teorge O. Phiito tiy Fallot Pfe. U lllhim K. Hamlherg ■A I anil.' W H A Y Red Sox vs St IxUiia' Evening .St'out Trooji .V». who.se lea«ler la h\c Irani* tight iinitM on Middle present arc tnvilcd to b. ng tlicir | thrir ! w rn’ \ h' ’ '■ but they make it so much more mg on a trip will do much to ell- R'kse. roily Kl^le) al loi n it li V V ' 99 East tk-nter Street Browns .6:01V— 'Mr.s FJeanitf Prescott turnpilu' al .Ailams Bio.ad Sinn MANCHESTER MARKET husbands and wr es. vu: v.ir\ < n -n !i»> niiiiute ear trouble. The Don Willis ■ News Class night for the gra«luates pH • I IS l.'land < . B> M.11I' nr i to O U ' 1' *. k emnfr.rlable during the heat of 3:00— WDRC .\s a Brownie. Pa'ila antuuled nut Park* I Uld N’e'not .4llee!s 36 < i-iiliT ,Strr#t Mr. King.bury urges evei> opun lu'U'i Gaiuge at 18 Main street i.s ecpiip- j Music at Siv was held on Wednesday, .luno l.*^, Mr and Mrs .fiohn S Rislev of Maine P. at e 1 ' 1 1 ri.i.sk \\;I- .. t II mill ri* d .-'iiiimer. It is i.sliiTiated that your WCCC In.-«urance I'.irl., Disc I WTHT i ’amp .Mm l-Wo< 1 1 w’lere sh»' wji.^ riu’ i'*ntlre pttllte ieidi'it tolal to come at 2 p m., in order lliut .Mr and Nils 1. ped lo take care of any kind of j WHA3' News in the cafeteria of Ihe school when l.jik • street. .MigmcheHtci an- lam K .» Koherl Silver Lane llono*s Man* he,*»;er. PUBLIC MARKET which will be served by the ad.i s .. I oupie have w h'-n till' tlu i nioiiieter soars this WON.s Dunn on Di.s(, | ' this year aiui is lt»oking ft>i\i ird t in :» nl 1\ 1 1 >nf el I ing it ti t lie ,b .Kcph .- clcrrli Willi.H are experienced men, ex- j W KNB News: S by the PTA. The dinner. |>ro- ' *onn 11 en: 1 \ 1 I.’mmx 1 d h’ • : a 11 808 Main Srr##t of the Seeond Cnngrepntion.d IS Ri niilt.ing to (onkider careful­ .*.NI) o W T H T — Music * Wilham GilUry. '111 im'iit aj tn*atls 1 on alien iiii.i St. lierts in their particular line, and nounred delu'inu.** hy all. whs ;»re- '.,tl I 6:13— 1 .Mrs H R n , 1 I a' t . rd iig !• ord- il iiiipussible for Mr. to'lllls to WTIC Boh Steele Srhillingcr. Mrs George .Sheild tetter will plan to attend Reser­ \et allow cooling breezes into the hoard I Mis.«i Kis’.cy grnd'uUrd fron- has Iteen takirg i'aUel «tan-lng fi'i nil iMon * I. il IV 1 >1 e -,ei,: ■ a 1 •'lit lu.'v •'si uii* t •'»! hiMg' t to t h. Main Sln*rf ■! - :o N, Volk I work on the ears, he does make Wm H Green Prop W HAY Supper Serenade and Mrs Ga.sprm Morra Mot ' vations should be made with -Mr. bouse. 'I'lie Maiiep.er.ter Awning W DRC Hornicl Girls. Rotkville Higli srliool aid atle'-.: rnei' \ears Siw i?* the da,.ght r ■ i niiMu. I iie s' ivolr.e Mn Ko.'t 111 I.( I *11 * ■ 1 ol • I' \ I nl \ 1 Tilt ■Ol \ at lioiiir 1 a point of personally Inspecting WTVTT News fudge .sundaes for dessert were Kingsbury R R- D 4. Koi kvilli . ri iii.d N :.nd Canvas rro'lm ts Company of tlolumhia Itleyrles W TH T Canadian Rhapsodica. rd (’onnef t ii'ut Collegi.- foi • 1 id Ml and Mtv ihuil X'lam.s. .it M. 10 V1 ti t .»! \ •’.*' le-g in-- V m,u '* I • VALENTE’S MARKET I e ic h 1 ai before it leaves the gar- WDRC Price of Peaee the gift of .'’^harly Glen Dairy As AnnRen»ary Observance i.nn ’1' .'i iigis Kill Hartford Rond stlU have awn- ! 31.3.3— en m Nr\a I>ond.on C(mn .'•»idh llauthuti'e I'ei l anl Inis i n I age. Tile double check on any re- 1) S, and Elsk Urea A\VMN«;s, n,A(;s WKNB N'r\" Workl Singers prf*sulent of the graduating cla.s.s Mayor and Mrs. Krcdcriek l’.t he! < din ? le.s : ; )i. •^e. . i, 1 BURSACK'S I pair job i.s a real Insurance against Repuira Service Ciimplfli' Awning Sitvicc 6:.30— Myles M< Donoiigh ua.s master of ger w'ho were marri il nt St ik r- . i ndcs and you will save money j 1 car iliffieuUics and la one reason Reda ceremonies and Introduced Rose States C’oa.st Guard Aca\n will holdoiHUi house at '7 '’';'; - K|-*n|amt Sur\e>or Lol)l»\ InflmMiru \na BMiilabh' for eivil.au use will pn-senlbig wrist wuti'h.s. to two ini-mbcis of Ihc .Maiieli'sti r llb;h ed, a w i.-"' plfln is to have a thor- vnl WTIC What's the Score j was presented hy Irene Craghni in a' !..n» C,'Oi BUY NOW mony, Mr.s Rcrgcr being the the National Anthem u ill he \->\:\y 1'A Prorfor l(oa«l. Alnnehester not be of tile liigbcsl quality sehiH)l graduating elats, .Miss AIhe L. Ctuiiiiiiiigs of .11 Biirnhaiii oiigli motor tune-up, have the oil WfX;C Musical Scoreboard. ! done. 11 le t at oo . ! Genuine llalian Flavor former Mary Regan The> h.nc .John Schmidt, athletic cf^iach. efi -and the colors will N* innoMl A l'.\(‘4'iitioii Fm ls Tel. 7tM9 .odrin'i S I’l' ire, tile owniT of Hie strrel. Iliiek'niid, ami Wlllliini I'. Hoepai t Ki'nl.i Lumpur ' P Ch,ip |• l,^;’ ...... , ^ ill II • ■! ter he id- ii- 1 mgs. now IS tile tmie to lis.'e II V.ere pointing to llie names of yilss Ciininiings and lloiTiiriii. I : iioiild be cheeked. By having WCCC New.,: Musical .Hcore- WDRC- Larry Isieau^ur. Ne^a ( hi Majia/iin' 1 <*r second term with the f 'v "f , I Hi. ,-e items taken earo of you will BUY ALL YOUR boa rd. (Jagliardone propo.Apr love 1-ong pl«•^ ,1 10. .1 len 1.11;; 1 giire 111 I'le I done. WTir* U S. Open Golf Tourna­ Rockville. He i.s cm|loyed b\ ,,, no imu II to insure a carefpee trip W T H T Bob Chester Orchc.-.tra Mr. Schmidt, Joan Fraser f«ir the Bridgeport on July 27, 2^ arul 21* idenl of the ruhh*'! 'woi kei a tiniun ./.. able I Soinctiilng Hint has oeeome In- ment Nlles-Bemont-Bond In W e.st Hart- i.,,M.y. - 1. id n.ail a ahowor yiven th<*m at tho liomo , and the time to have It done U Doctor ! prescriptions WTTC T' S Arm v Band kitchen .staff and Valeric ('arlson. will he e|e< teit of Sepang SalaK in Selangt'r yt.iit' M > It' ‘ Iff OOITI K'lo .7 1 >1 "CHECK to MEATS AT 7:00— ford. He t.s a member of Mam lies- .,1 , nicliul mis rca.smglv popular is the outdoor Icora! (Jra(lual < * 8 I f Mrs. Ansel rhristrns''n whoio 8:4A— , to Mrs. Daniel Halloran, 7th and and a Coninmni.-at. nut a pii-ti’ It '• ,-ind « lohn t.odge ter Council, Knights of rolumbu.s , f.' aii‘1 lUilK r. I living ri om At Hie present time ,, ^ - - jl'icy nre stavin", foi a s'l'i.'*, ti»ur>. corriully followed WONS- Al Heifer. Sporte. 8(h grade teacher. All I'onuinttec chnmnen are gill n! 20 111 I'lis and f*'ll in lovr ii iioel alignment Is a necessity W D RC - Camera Club W H A Y — Symphony Hall. .'M IP. (*.o I: ■ o I 1 ' -t 1 .\r Mn. I^rRor a mrmhrr j Hi,il);«.s an impury uon.milt«'C y(Mi can slill obtain Ralvn'ntzcd ^ iJ . M:‘. Snow, who is 80 yfnrs old is if you are lo get maximum THE L T. WOOD 4:00— A thank you to the PTA. which < urgi'd to gel their annua! iefK»rt.s .'>hc retuiTM'd lu.s af!*-rti(ui II’*' AND DOUBLE CHECK tiadlei Auxiliary, A^U and j f-M a ivpni lur thrru BY APPOINTMINT W TH T-Talking It Over. read\' for the innual meeting. I 1|0 *' v.u. of ■ !■: X h.nigii ” na I Htffl for the awmnR framcR for I Mr.'i ( ’hrist o’v • n s. nind'*. ail lunl of wear from your tires, W rvX ’ Mii.sical Scoreboard , sponsors the rla.ss night activities, Io\*» ait.nr stop li«'*ain*- IvinrAti t.« WDRC— Youra Tnilv, ,lohnnv I 'OJ,. to Ig.l/ MM' .f tiu’ l*;xi liaui:*' are active members of St I .er- | ^ ^ m-, , . t nhmil Hie fm t tlml \our tcriacf at the Mnnchontci ------1 M:s fYrnio .Tuvs f»f South F’a- for by the time the Urea show un- was presented bv Mary Miclke. his *'oiiu'ide.'i rhe\ set to \\*trk fo W li**ii \ (»ii |ui> h\ i'h*’*'K \nii hii5*’ lilt’ “ihiuhh’ MARY F. MePARTLAND LOCKER PLANT W D R C — Garden Club. Dollar- ( luii Th*’ phot* ; r jipn -du lu > i h" nard's ehiireh. I l.;ohll>. 1 g innlnlHiU-d to his siie- .•\wniny nin! ('anvas Prialnct^* More than l.'ciMl students re­ Mftinp. is tUo pnr>t of h^r evt 11 V,« . many, many miles of Class night guests included Mrs Plan> for the annual Fouith of g*'t nd of him. • h4*4'k“ of lilt' 4'uiH*'lh‘«l \*»U4'h«'i ir«» pr*Mif W T H T Horse Races. WKNB Favorite Stnr' 1 . 1 KOI conuiiemling J. i ,i.s-'U'i -. Receptlon Tonight , , 1 ,•■ ssiul . amiin'Cii b r 1 e . . 11.ui m i<'o.u]*any and ru< d quality awn- Mrs ShrnvDod WaMmn of ^oofl (Inving rubber is lost. More 5«8 EAST CENTER ST. F'ugene Gaglmrdone. president ot July fireworks tlisplav at .Meiuuiial I ’liey aui ii.seti him ot t tin o| lion ceived Hicir dvgiec.s at double and MEAT HOUSE W T IC -Mii.sical P ortrs’’ WTTC Living 1951. I t'pi i*.‘,*'nt ing til*’ o. ,1 |-.\ |■OS|Tl^r: nf imwtM’nl TIIFItl < W IIF \0 Hope Chapter, Order of l-.asiein , ip.c.Tds sbow the | .•lltI■lbu- ! inys. Knlcrtaininy on the terrain and more motorists are becoming PHONE 7«M the PTA. Mr and Mrs Ruhard Kiel'l ai (‘ pi'ogiesMiig v«'! v nu'f'ly. SH'ing h« had used hi.'4 oftn*- ('hrk .street. 4:13— 7:S0— ( 'lui*. V ii*‘M *-• (I *in Sin inc \Hf.l M F M star will entertain the Crand ! ns en.sy and enjoyable durlny the c onimeiieement exercKSOS al Hie .61 Bi.ssell St. Tel. 8424 Booth. John Schmidt. Mi and so repoit.M tlie gi'iierel liiaiiman presiilent *if the union to make 6 lion \MU4 Jhl.ODO Ml ■ T 'ivla Ruth Ward dsurrh- com lous of this and have the WDRC Music. W'DRC—Vaughn Monroe Lodffe offteera this evening at ■’KtihlbiTp h.'Lsn t innii‘'Tu « rnivcrsity of Coniieelicut Sun­ Mrs. Daniel Halloran and pupils of th<‘ Committee m chaig«'. Pa.sl money. 'I’liev al.<*Y de«'’ar*’*l he pi* si rite*! !•> trW Tou n -,«\*'i »I * ! Mimni'T Vour outdoor Itvinc ter of ^!r. nnd ^!rs. Knv Wnrtl of ear wheels c hecked at regular in- W THT News. WONS —Comedy of Errors oiO*'r 5*»ll run M i»ig hUfflliKos nr ii hnii^i'holtl. Princcaa Hall Tliere will be a din­ .11 niiua. ' nnd n*-.lhor has Ihe of the .seventh grade. t 'ommander Micn.ie) Mi l >onnell. uas planning to q ut tiring a Com- U I t’K', Mg I Kr.iH* III* s N loom \\ dl be ii.scil more ttinn anv day. Follu'.ving IS a list of Hie i),-ci-p-r striu* %^in 1, bby." P.ntlHU.-t I oilier place by Hie entire family I'ommuiiity (nuirrh. at the Willi.s (larape. If you have A cnk»' made in the sliape of n All those who th'su'e to make a n uni.vt ami hUiia ndn to tin polire loc'.Tl rv.sid.nt.s who leceived de- WCCC News. .Musical .Srore- W TH T- Spare Patrol. > iiaii III.Ill of liie 1-r. !oin So I in*' ^Igcopal ehureh .if. !iuu(l. "I wa.s for niina U) ami Hie aw ning w ill prolerl you ; mit h.'ul tins done rouently why SERVICE GIBSON’ S hook by Mis. John .Srhillingcr was (’out ribiit ion towards this worthv He u a,s s#’i7.*’il hy hm uomi ;ol«"' and fi'u . >5# hm# flu* l5 |»4’ «*f i ht'*'klii|{ M4-4'niiiit f*»r p.reea at this tune; College of -lune Ht!i. board WTIC Roy Shields and <'o * nn iMit t i-e ) mi MardI Gras y. ai ^ b-'fnrf I ' Vfr hranl of KoJil- from Hie sun and from summer ' not phone Uio garage and make another feature of the evening. It celehralion au' uige«l lo ('ontact taken before Hung Po, th# <'otii .t'piic ultuie, Chaile.- Cheney 'Ht' .standing of tli-- T\v’-Villaj;e To aaatit arltMi voa ha** mad WTIC Belmont Stakes Horse «:0 0 — Cri*lil for tlie pilot og r.i oil The final night of the Legion showers and best of all. there is < nn appointment lo have the work GARAGE W’as decorated in the elass colors the chairman of the *«tminiitec mums! h- i 1 I VIHl irs DAY rO M O U K O W . Mardl Gras will be held this eve­ ' .Ml my 1048 n\rt] of I- NPiiiman, Het.iM piiologi apii*' ning at the Cricket Ixit on West liiituii's wi r«’ r«'P‘>rt«(l to of­ liou.sewife in this room. |.dc'lencc .s, Ruth Bursaek. Theodeerc have lo wait tor the work lo be niade ami Chan k’ung. the 'ih'via MKST TO Al l O \ns (hana won 3 aiul l ust 0; Shoit .S« servic* and fot *om Bon**i|. Round I names of all the grailuates wiit- th*’ AuMli.uy fill tlo'ir i iHipera- M It'.* li*'^l''t r*'*'*'iV*',** ti'd < •' O' street. This afternoon there wa.s fice of Ihr St I r elary of Ud' 1 R l.'uiumings, Jolin Rollde !• ilz- done and you will .save time and apedallxlnc to Innist ■■ wa.s * tindi unied to ilcatti i-iistom iiiiul'. HW'iilngs bi aeh. ! ‘ omts won 2 an«l lost 1 ; Yankera Ipnm. Notices W THT Danriiig Paily. , ten on It The <’ake and pum h turn in hi'lping In n..iK.' tii** )uinl im'til*'l Hf' iloti of tile ■I-!\''M.iM ■ a special matinee program f-r the Sciialf an;ht proRinm of loll from them also. Drive over AND N iian Pistrlrt ’f Manih’ .sler the Uth w rer .',11*'* Our Sint *'M* tiumk.s it.r quicklv .strung up t*> n tree rarubilatc. Ill bf Rlail to bavu Moiiarty. Claire M Olds, Ruth Brake and News. Records to H!a»t Hartford on Sunday to 1 I I’lodurt.s Ceempany will wear ^ the Kmirtli annual reritnl of tho , lo the Wdh.M Oarage and have this day of Jun^. A D 19.'M WKNB , the dehuiniis refrc:'huu'nt.'4 which LOOK AHEAD tbfin " M Ryan, Robert W. Smith Herb­ rr#‘i»Fnt. .inn\ .1 U AleLETT. ppr 1 fi i "iimifnl I'own Hall nt H:ir» Tho prorram r- '| ing of cars. this garage is SERVICF STATION Manrh».«l#r ir .aadI Di.Atrict. d* < Wilhaimsburg. Va iNKAi • E Also. .School of B- Sine.is Ad- WTIC- Magnificent Montague ' (Atnimaiuier.'* who were inembi’r.s cated OB Forbes street I Hirr information. I 1 entJtlofI- ••Toh vi.ston 'roiuuht.'* and . ctuuce <»f many, try them and you Thff adnilniMrA:or having exhibited j A joint meeting of the \\'illiam ami Mary footitall «itat'li 'I'hr ;nipitry j;roiip ilrt I'lt'.l to mini.stration, fic'orge P. Anibulos, '^anrhratrt Oram Phan# 8M) 185 Main SL Phone 5012 W H A Y - Pledge Show. *»f the f.iegrre Team to initiate the ' BopttnniBl Herydce Reiiic inbei that when your | , :s m four par!'2, ’'Junior Vanotio.«. " will agree. M* adminIfltration arronnt with” Mid ■ members and the Auxiliary wa.** I • Rube Mi t'rav .has s lilctime r*‘« - volu Moruiay i-n bow many nunc .'Sormon J. Beauregard, \\ illiam 9:00— ' n«*w memb*'!s on Tu»'.‘tnl>erK Hot forcicn pobcics I lak<“ part. j DON WILLIS RuildinL’ in said March»*fttpr. tie and 9:80— her.s u ho are .sn k a?’*l t or-,fin*-il if FATHER'S DAY the use' of a terrace- awning. Jr . Alfred ,1. loegault. Francs P. ii.g by Ma.*'. that" arrang* - James F. Shanlc'V and Ranclall J. th*' Wood du< k from the state’s arrouTit .said ppipT' APrertain I iormal opening hy the Auxiliary ('*illegi‘ hoH.sl.ff on*' *»f the » n.st ff Beverly Btralkosky. The Baptis­ I plrlcfl wllhm l.'’> di4>8 , HiM.n^ that ' .\ndrea Juh.nsun. Linda Ku‘ S' !1, GARAGE W HAY - Record Reviev ment.s ran he ina*li- to .Keiui Iheni Toop: School of Education. George hsl of protoi ted hird.s climaxed ment of heir." at'1 nrdor of )mhardn Shrtw carrN aniJ al.sn to vi.sil the.'«'e mem- T sovtual years of volunteer habita­ I the F'o.st and the f'ommander then t e a m s ing for the repairs to be completed K lliiigtoii F Bradlau. Richard P Gaiicl'vn, 'tv IJIi.T-n. Ilonny Krvs. Kmli 18 Main St. Phone 2-4S.'II notice o' the time aid. place ap.plgrod 1 0 :0 0 — jr.lnin t)u* -land if hf .lioMSt'.s i tion work by sportsmen. ‘ formally openeil the Post meeting. hers \'h‘i a?*' suk on the sanctuary of the eluireh. Richard W Hocige. Romeo J. ( ’ohen, Kathleen Dh\i.s. Ihirrc’l ; Expertly Repaired for PAld h»'Ariim be jriven t" kl) p«*r- WDRC -Sing It Again I In I>aII:i.-, I'fX , MaiAiUinr hml j The regular order nf hu.sinea.s by a HrmemVer th*' Saturdav night Ihe pastor. Rev. Edwin A Brooks, Martens and CTiarle.s S. Tarplnian. l.«4 vak. Rarlmra Nuhol.son, Jtiyto SpecialisinK In poTiP kiD'wn t'> lie ipt«’r».sti'd th'-tcin to WTU' Judv ('anova. ' nil iiiiiiin-nl i-n tins ll.'W. v. r. he | The Hnthewnv-Miller Post No. apti**Ar an 1 b* lii-ard th''r» in b:-- pub* vote of the po.st wa.s su.speniietl ilniu •’ parti*--4 tor th*’ nvmh*-rs ami MANCHESTER calls attention to the fai t Ihnt Hie I Inid an aUil.i n. i ul 27,onn that and School of Engineering, Everett i Rnimer. Ru haitl Kionlan, Karen i WTHT Sat Nile Dancing Par- their friends are still g'»ing on a.s rite of Baptism in the Baplisi 62, American Legion Aiix'linry, hphing A C'^py "f thi.p 'inlcr In potne land the meeting was devoted to j Ihu Tinman ad’mni.'itratu'n ns tty-| R. Kennedy. I Atlnin.s, Gionn Knt.si h. Ratty j BRAKE SERVICE Singer nowppappr h«rinc a c.n ulatiori in tv. u.sual, .Stop in -and have a gnnd E I a formal initiation of new mern- church la most Impressive, ami will hold their June meeting at WONS Chicago Theater of the liny to molunl the public .ivrr the* | |(luinan. Bail>ara Mallowill. Nanuy paid DlPtrict. at five d».yf* b* for*- j bers. ,tim*' Fnjny the musir for danc­ that the church will weW ome tliA day of Paul h*'annp and Iv.’ mail- Air DO YOU HAVE A SPARE ROOM I best wav lo win U'.r war m Kfiva tile home c'f the president. Mrs. I ilarnn^ilon. r’hrnlotle ami Mari- ’ Twenty-one cantlidates were ing furnished hy r*omra*le Tony members of other congregations Front End Alignmenl Sewinq Center lug in a jppiptcred letter .-ii ur before 1 JOtSIl I Cliarics Hem, on Somers road. I lyn Me.\uur, Marein .\dam.M. ('aifi-' formally initiated into the Post ! Ohnght snd his boy.s. for the service. 832 Main St. Tel. 8883 June a c "f thl.p iud*‘r t' W--- T ie Grand Old Oprv I nipin*’% ICt'uanl I Tuesday, June 19. beginning at 7 W a p p i l i R i line Hanuroft, I’nul Hanurott, | on Tuesday night June 12th hy a ' — Summer Schedule General Repair Work Manchester Roy P VV'arrcn. K7 Princ.*ton Ptrect Il;m>— I p. ni . with a pot luck aupper. The 1 HoU^y Bond. Ruth Hallow.11. Sally j Mancheptcr. I'orr. Degree Team made up of Pgst ' ^ IN YOUR HOME? 923 M AIN ST. PHONE 4171 R 8L John's Episcopal ehureh will News on ail .-station, I...,;. .NKAi lac k j biiNines.s meeting followa the aiip- I Ne\.’berry, Joan KtU-'il. Rally ■ lOIl.N' J. WAlei^KTT, Judge I Commanders of the Post. This start the summer schedule of During the annual meeting of ll:t.3— I ’m\s I 11 umf'ir.'-tti-ubu \ «ct the I per and a soelal hour will end the Ki'kert, Caiolyn I-ane, Sandra \Vd I team ronsi.sled of Pa.st Pommand- AT A COURT pF PROBATE held WONS Muair. I’auiriu ('uasl is Uu* lirst evening. the Plenaant \ alley club Thiira- | f'laire Jones. Patty nnd Helen S Visit Jnnrs Fuml- j ers Wilfred (Jlarke as Command­ At Maneht's'er w'.thin snd f''»r th» WDRC The World Tonight THE FINEST If you ore Interested in renting o room or rooms arbitt'r t<» hr rluutofi to tbo Hulms day evening at the home of .Mrs. Krav.ski, Janet MaLson. Ji-an f711i- | er; Charles Norns a.s Sr. Vice- Thursday about 4 p. m . an au­ tnre and Floor Cov­ r>tstri4*t "f M&nclieet'T nn tlu* Htli WTIC- Hrrman Hirktnan Hall of Kan.u .son. Marlene fTiapman. Denise T. P. Holloran j Commander; John S. G Rottner In Fashion tomobile Bc'c'ident occurred In El­ Shirley Boxer, Mrs Elva Kibble ering Store fnr dsv nf .funF A T> 19.M, 11 :'2.3— to young ladies who will be working en the Second lington Center on the curve of the was elected president. Other of- Valndo, .Maureen Kenny, Diane ' FUNERAI. HOME J’res.'iit. .JOHN J. ^^■ALLRTT WDRC Piihlx- S#r\ II » Pio- 1 as Jr. Vice-Commander; Michael road leading from Maple alreel to P.iordnn nnd Patty Kionlan large Assortment Ju'lf:** j XIcDonnell as Past Commander. IN Acers elected were Mrs. t laia gram Mam when a sedan and a pickup Miriam Johnson will sing a solo. ' ol Fine Floor Do*- -f K'.th-'r.u*^ J n''rnr Int-’ I William MacDonald as Chaplain; ' Shift, pleose register with Cheney Brothers Em­ Ideally located—convenient «f Msnfhejit»r In psid di.«tr1rt doeeas- 11 :.39— Our Silent Salesman \ vgvtablv H oldr Finney. vice president; Mrs. I Charles Wlgren a.s Adjutant truck eoUicled head on. The cars Lorraine Foster will tie the I'.anist. , ertog. Call L’s lor W T IC - Srnator .loseph MrCar- I Francis Sheldiek. accrelary and and away from the busy I Kverett Kennedy as Finance Of- Kmir rvALTif Waff Ah Rimy I-»*f H>4‘k-Fn<| \n Thr Pr4>v'orbl*I were damaged so they had to be The stai.e n.-i; i.-'t.ints are Ruth i Estimate. I'pnn spj)iiFai'i>n nf .Mary IJ. Mi-ran. , thv I Mrs. Hattie Lane, trensiirer. The thoroughfare. Distinctive ^ficer; Henry Weir as His’torlan: ployment Office right away. Onf^.Arm r»|M»phaii|fi*r. If You Will ( ’omr Hon* SHtiirdny Or towed bill the drivera were not Denning and Jnikie Strahnni. | praying: hat an instrumeut purpnrt- W ONS—Musir USED CARS injured I speaker was Ellen Teller of the Service. Modern Facilities. tng t" t'<' th*' la.'t n-iU muI testament ' and Ph-ancis Miner as Sergeant-nt- Karly Siiiulav Hr Will lilvr You Thr Kind f>f Srr\lP4* That Wo ■*ho spoke on Frrqiirnrv Modiilatinn lJUr To tilvr When Y4iu Grab Ono Of fhir Wiitrr Fntni IsaIjp .lolin and Gceltye Werkiioven of y t*tm Bureau^ \ PiteJiing Triumvirate ' JONES’ r.f said de«**‘HSDtl b** Hilmi:te«i t" pro­ Arm.s. Kli.nglon liave sold to Berth.a R "K n o w Your Fabrics T. P. HOLLORAN bate. as p''r appliratii'Ti "’t flic, it WDRC— r-M 98.7 MC. Guests «>f Honor present ft^r the 1940 Plymouth 2-Doer, MANCHESTER TELEPHONE 4141 A t $600 With M*»ntlilv 1‘avnirntn flf $l.% .\t , . Kr.ui.se of Ea.sl Hartford, land at ' 'Fhe annual outing and election FURNITURE STORE Funeral Director OUDEHED Thai Uie fnrrc-.ing tp- W FIIA— 108.7 MC. evening's program were Dept with Heater. Oniaha - -/Pi The Omaha Car­ pliiati'ii) i*e lirard and il-t*unUnril a* 6:00- Showtlmr. Crystal I,:iki., .Slnnford side , I of officers of the Timothy Ed- dinals. .St. lyaiii i' Weste; n I.r'ngue Pan Backer. Prop. JOHN J. t’RA'ITY. Jr. the T’rnh^ti' nfficr In Marulvster in Commander John P. Glrffin: Dept > ilol'. i t E Hyde of Ellington. ' wards Fellowship was held Thurs- 6:30- Srreno Gammcli: Weath­ Sr. Vice-Oommander John (^larke; • HARTFORD TELEPHONE M203 alflhate. credit their first IH vie- M Oak St.. Manchester, Ct. Licensed Emhalmer said District, on t!ie 2fith day of er, wlio on June 1 letiied after eight ! 'lav evening at Ted Hllton'.s In Junr. D. IS.M. al l*'n .. i'Lk k in ttie Dept Serofcant-at-Arms Clarence * 1939 Plymouth 2-Door. tories of the IP.M se.'"ion to three Phone t-1041 175 Center St. Phone 3060 6:4.3 -Concert Hour QUASSETT LAKE ye,us as eo-inly .shi-riff. was guest i Moodii.i. E Russel Trotman was pitchers, all righthar.ders George fnrenn«*ii. an I that ludicc l>*' given le Hillman; the local Commander of I of honor at a tc.stimonial dinner I elcrted preslt^nt: Kermll Bennett, WEEDS all per.<»'inj* int‘'r»‘st»*d iu sn:d est.a'.e WTH;— FM on the air 1 p. m.- the Marine League Harold Os- , Radio and Heoter. SOUTH \V(M)t)STO< K. CONN. Flyrieh lopped Hie li.st with seven Ilf th*' pi’niPney of !*a;d appMcali"n It;2.3 |». m. li.eld Tliiirs-I.iy night at the OuUvlee president Betty Bossen, see- win.s, followed by Wili ucl .Sehn’idl good; Mrs. Mary Danaher. piesl- H')iiiei,te:iil Inn, .Somers, with ap- retary, and Grant Perrin, treos- j In Your Lawn? a» d the tlinr md plac*- of he .ring WDRC— l''M on the atr 1 p. m.- dent of the Marine League Auxil- | , wit'll six nnd Tom Keating with therenn, by puhl*.*iung a copy of tl)l.<» 1940 Studeboker 2-Doer pr.iximiitely .'lO Republie.in partv iirer. MANCHESTER’S 11:2.3 p. m. lary. Finst District Pre.sident of | five. nr*,er Jn soitv' nr’nkpap-'r haring A Same a.a WDRC li-aders atlcnding. Attorney Harry The program rommlttee named rirrijiall'.-n in .«aid di.«lri*t, at least the American lAegioiv Auxiliary ' Champion, with Heat­ LOTS $200 H. I.'.igg wa.s master of eerenio. wa.s Kermit Bennett, Emily Per­ REMOVE finest repuir servire uii I'D'fore tie- FFpsId la It maalhb sent. ThrAr l.4it;ff \rr fhi \ Itlnrk Top Koiul With Klrrtrirlty .YIrmdy Keeney of Somersvdle. National Dexter Birnbam. Robert Bossen ••aarralUa laaUlImFata al Irons, Sewinp Ma- lath-' thereto, and in;.k>' return i" Televlaton Following the formal iifitiation We Pay Ea.9v Way flt.U eaFte this cniirl. and l»v mailing in a regl-s- W M U — TV. 1946 Plymouth 4-Door. It’s Easy to Deal In Or tiiiiirnntri'd T*» Earh ('ottag4* A*. N4M*f Throe l.ots With KhMtririty AIrrady In# .st'iie I’enirnl '■oinmilteriiian; I sented bv two boys in the Soap order'te Ma II Ih^y. 222R MeClellan. to the newly initiated members as ."ate s. -iai,., Mullen of | Rox Derby Sundav afternoon at Japanese Beetle Grubs t fa Mf Petr--it 14Mi-'h‘gan; Mary r, M-.ran, 1 :.35 —Yankees vs. Detroit did the Dept. Commander Griffin. ------• HIGHEST 4:30—Burns and Alien. Stafford .snnng.s. Paul R .Sweeney, Sunset Ridge Memorial Park, A<<>rr ro ,Tfi.\ MethCh-n Drive, West ULrtf'*rd. Both of the.se I>*gion notables 1946 Oldsmobii# Sedon- ABC .3:00—Gabby Have* Shoe- spoke on the Ajiierican I.#egion and new eoiiiily slienfr, and others | Fast Hartford at 2 p. m. The Can Ruin A I.awn Burr rii^tr* Midi Conn ette. Radio & Heater. with IDEAL K.iHN J vvaLLKTT. Judge. | .3:30—New.,. - r Hyde w.i.s presented w ith a ' bovs are James Rlordan of Main fnd FTfMit. *4a'i Its activities locally, state and na­ IS ling oiiHll Idle parly was ar- i-lreet who is sponsored by the PRICES Once A l.awn Is Treated It t.lrmar N* MM Appliance Co. ( .3:4.3—On the Line tionwide. 6:00—Better Home, Show. langi-d by H-.e County Repiibliean Coi-rtv P.enllv Po of Hartford Lasin For Several Years Highlighting the evening’s pro­ 1949 Plymouth Club organizai ion For 2-1.57.5 21 Maple SL 6:30 —Lone Ranger. gram was the presentation by the and Robert Mullen- of Sperry road, 7:00—Sam Levenson Show Coupe. Rodio and Henr\' K l.,nnz •son of Mr and .sponsored hv the Travelers Tnsiir- Dept. Cammander of Warrants 6 f Mr.s. Henry I.anz if West Flling- Rags, Scrap Metal and Our methods ar# simple and 7;.30—Alan Young Show. Merit to all Past Commanders | I'-ri, uh anee Men's eliih 8:00--Suminer Theater. Heater. En.'sy to find. Easy lo park. We'r# right reeeived his baelielor of Members of the Ladies' Aid easy, consult us about your lawn jjrtlll- present. These Warrants of Merit other salvageable ma­ SHADE AND FRUIT 9:00—Faye Emerson Show were awarded by the Past Nation­ engmeeriiig de.ree at Yale I'ni- nre putting on a strawberry problems. We do not guess. W# HIGH GRADE 9:30—The Show Goes On al Commander George N. Craig. near Ihe .\rmorv on Main S1re#l. No park- versitv. Ml 11.;^. has ai-eejited n ■horteake sunner tonight from 6 terials. must know to stay In business. 1949 Chevrolet 2-Door position w,Hi ||„. Hell Alrerafi at X I6 H T 10:00 — Doodles Weaver. Attention is called to aJl mem- to 8 at the Wanning Pommimitv TREE SPRAYIND PiilTalo. Y . and he h» 10:30—Your Hit Parade. hers of the Post that the annual Radio and Heater. ing problem. No long walk. Fnr heller dry F’l^ne I House Tlie proceeds will go to PRINTING Hit're To start his Cal) or W rite There is still time to have 11:00—Wrestling from Chicago. 1 meeting and election of oflflrers for new diitie.s at j j,e!p build a■ garage att he par- lOB AND COMMKKCIAI ROCK your fruit trees sprayed. PRINTING I the year l9fil-^2 will be h#ld on cleaning and laundering drop thing.o off al lington P'-nter si'hool and i sonnge. John S. Wolcott Legal Notices I .Tune 26 at «;15 p. m. A large turn- 1940 Chevrolet 4-Door. Hi' Rockville Hieu oei )■ .u " " i 19 through the 22nd Fire Orders now being taken Prompt aad Efnelenl Prtatlng in 16 this ronvenienf loralion — and save lime and Hi^_RockMlle High .School, Class chief George Enes and Mrs. Enes OSTRINSKY I out of the membership is expect­ Radio and Heater. for shade tree spraying. nl All Kind. AT A CXDURT OF PROBATE held I I 5 9 5 1 neater In Waste .Materials tint huit finvors ed. Participating in fleet exercise, ' New England Fire and Son tt MKnch<»iit<'r within tnd for th<* ! I effort. wit h 182 BISNKLI. ST. TEL. .3870 Phone 8.307 ISO Main Rt. DlHtrlrt of MAnrhcMor. on th# Mill ^ By Sue Burnett iHi Hi.-V S Fleet■ I'll, inIII theme M'di.'leni- L.,,. M en worth- VI COMMUNITY PRESS day of June. A. D,. 1951. The district convention will be 1949 Mercury 4-Door. By Mrs. .\nn<- f'atiiit terriiiiean i.s Henrv _ 1 by-the-.Sea in Portsmouth. N. H CARTER TREE At your dealers held Sunday, .tune 24, at 2:45 p. Designed partiriilarly for your I. W Bar* 4. O Larana rr#f#nt. JOHN J WALLETT, Radio and Heater. TheSi- eulii.ul piiHuihli-is arc Seaman. I'SN son of Mr* and M*^^ * convention they will E W Kara Judgo. m., at Memorial Hall in Windsor more important ocrasioiv- a pretty ennugh to di.-jility with handsome froek with softly drap- i I a-i.rv San.lberg of Ellington w ho I Antertm. EXPERT CO. Unr. Nn Main and No a«ibnol E.fftat# of Harry tt. FKgf. late of Locks. All elected delegates and pnde in your kileluii and protect Manch«Mrr. in a\ld District, deceased. •d skirt and flattering croas-ovi-r ' i.s serving .ihoard the heavv' mii- ' ’ • , . ^ PHONE 769S Streets — TaleiitHNie H7t1 their alternates are notified of a your fingers from liot poi.s and ser Ui4S Columbus. ' They will be accompanied by Th# executrix having exhibited her meeting of these delegates on Sat­ 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe Wkist. Accent tiie waistline with pan.-. Crorlu-t Hie yellow i iirrot.s their granddaughter, Bonney administration account with said OYerslse novelty buttons. The Columbus joined the Sixth CHIMNEYS oRtat# to this Court for allowance. It urday evening. June 23 at» 8 Styleline, 2-Door. Ra­ and bright green and reil pcpi>ers Fleet In the Mediterranean last Enes. o’clock at the Post home to pre­ Pattern No. 8696 is a sew-rite j rieaned, Repaired, RebutIL is dio and Heater. (ireen Stamp* In simple slitilu-.-- and make an- January and partielpated in the Parry Roberts. Sr., i-s a patient QUAi.m r Expert Rooflng * Gutter Work OROKHED That th# 2Sth dwy of pare for the District convention on Cash and Carry rforatsd pattern for sizes 12 i oHier set for a baza.ar donation. at Cedarerert Sanatorium. Hart­ . 16. 18. 20; 40, 42. Size It, mock nmphibiou.a landing opera- PRINITNOt Manchester June. 1951. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at the following day. 1 Pattern .No. .39.31 eimtains com- ford. He is improving hut would th# Probate Offje# In the Municipal 6n yidXls of 39-inch. tion.x on the Island of Malta In ' plete ei-oelieling inst riiel lon.s, ma­ be glad to receive cards from I W Oftattag ButlClng in aald MaiicJieatcr. be and For this pattern, send 30e In April Since the Malta operations The first game by the local Le­ terial leqiiiremenl.s. stiti li ill.istra- friends. lab we da far I. Dry Cleaners Tel. South Coventry, 7-6261 the sain# la asaigned for a hearing on coins, your name, address, size de- Hu' Coliintliii.s has het-n In two ma­ gion's Junior baseball team will HARTFORD ROAD lions and finishing ilircrtions F.irry Roberts, Jr., has return­ e A a will* the allowance of sUd adminiitratton atnd, and the pattern number to jor Heel exercises. When exercises take place at the West Side Oval Send 2.3e in coins, your name. ed to liis home on Sullivan avenue onr*e satia- 93 Wells Street account with said estate and this Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ ended la.st week In May, the .ship Court directs that notice of the time Sunday afternoon. All members addres.s and tlie pattern number after an appendectomy operation fkrtofv— b»- USED CARS ning Herald, 1180 Ave. Americas, began a series of liberty calls at MANCHESTER and place assigned for said hearing are urged to attend this game and I lo Anne Cabot, The Manelic.ster at Manchester Memorial hospital. OMM* M •Mil New York 19, N. Y. norts along the French and Ital­ ' Tetephone 7254 MOTOR SAIiES be given to all persons known to be back up the local team and Coach Evening Herald, 1150 Ave. Amer­ ian Riviera. It might be Interesting to stamp he pmdiM-ed andet the moat lnter#?t#ft therein to app#t.r and be Walley Fortin. Coach Fortin re­ TlM Spring and Summer Fash- icas, New York 19, N. Y. coU-cto-s to know that Wanning -lod-m •fAi'l 'i** meth'Xts *1#* heard thereon by publishing a copy of loo contains 48 pages of new Rev. John C. Miller, pastor of ports that he has a good team Needlework fans Anne Cabot’s post office has on hand a simply 'M setlniite thii order In soar# newspaper harlof ■tjrlao; special features; fabric Ellington Congregational church big album is here. Dozens of fas­ will take for his subject Sunday of 3 cent Confederate ’Veterans Expert Dry American Designer Orlgi^ Oapaadabla goaNty — Uarvfa* nova; cinating designs, gifts, decorations morning at 10:45 a m. service the Commemorative stamps. gift patterns printed instile Johnson Point Co. ' and special features p-liis 4 observance of "Father’s Day." Mr. and Mrs. Chester Snow of VVILI.IAM fl. SUIIIEI.DGE tho book. ^Oon't miss It—send 699 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER gift patterns and directions. 2.3 ; Erownit'xScouts will meet Mon- Lynn. Mass., who were marrl-d 13.4 Spruce mraet Tel MUM' Cleaninq Sei^ice 38 cents todsjr. J rents. - day at the church at 3:30 p m. recently were guests of honor _sl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, .TUNE 16. 1951 FAGESEVni

MA.v (JH±:S1£;K EVt,M M . HEKALU. MANUHESTER. c o n n . S A T U R D A Y . J U N E 16, 1951 Th\tr*da>’ night at the Memorial p a g s s i x I prugiums and would plan the hospital in that plnce. Mr*, (Question Pay 'Britain (aeis hoiif; Riflf' Fttiii'tli Arrest (^uaglia the former lluth Mick- no nnd not word.' aIoth'. th»t I tinancing of them to avoid aharp Idle Over Weddings Allies Push AtrikP, and thr nntlon h«v*» I peaka in the tax rate and undue mg of Coventry. fomniuntsin will not (ontinn#* !•> Contest Winner Lists f ^aiul|PBtpr protrclion *t •li­ Conneclicul ' borrowing. A capital improve­ Within Week Nancy (Garland, daughter of Of Inspector More Time f(»r ' jncTra*r its Ati^’ngth in Italy. ment budget ia neither complicat­ Mr and Mra John CTharland of , To New Red EofiUn# feralb ed nor difficult to devise or oper­ Prescriptiont 50,000 in While^ickrnl Pine Lake Shores. South Coven­ “An Infamy So Black” 1 Suggestions for Town ate. It is a neceasary feature of try, haa been elected captain of KoanI to DiHriiNH I'uy of| Reply lo Iran A „,J£?i5!S.JJ S*™o. Friendliest of The ^•■ar ) ank'pp adequate community planhing. Called For Rity F. r.la|i|», 1 7. Is Seii- the O orge Hersey Rotiertson " ■ • i j Jttaell itr**!. Gorirral OforR*- C. Maraliall. ------— ---- — ■ Kite fighting and prevention ' School girl'* aoftball team for the ! Allx'rt F. knofla on | j j Strong Spot June rloiids rolling in with rain a u d 650 Craft leiifpcl lo .TO Davs in (Continued from Tago Onr) . llMith*****'" t-'®”®- who h«» aomrtinioa boon rh«r«ntlo4i«4l from Tmf Om ) ■ Pr«i.. Tr—i ■ {>»»■• **•?•*" hilla, hrushlng the tree lopa down b,.t through the eventual merger municipal d.atriets, -shoud be D e liv e r a jd (Uonttnoed frum Page Uoe) F^nd«d Octob«r I. isn. gantly, aa the •■greatest , livliiR Our genDial pu tur« of what we I Spirit of Team-Work The salary l>eingK received hy In'frninB U S Amhnssado, i aa they pass, are Ihe friendliest fin*l the romparative de- of manv community sprouts with ‘T d en aT m en , Roy F. Clnpp, IT. of 14 Hriiyne* St lt'Hil HuihliMg lns])citoi Albert F, (irady h«d dcsctilYed th** ' lowrcl b\vn OPS Director y. Kiiofin will BgHiti hr u]> for * *"*''**.'9'* * ?ucih1 l>cforr (*n I tn Alllnl lines. •uadaya •“* , ai something quite in rontrast mlei Mossadegh acted Thev are between snow and o.vn They have mei ge.l harmoni- gi ovva, it will be stalled departures. Court till* morntnp for thr *f< omi 'ti.^cussion when the Boan! r»f Di* I A pnolod dispatch from th* Wm ) ' He ia a,-i used of be.n^ the prune I-U- h:iH. un!'o? t uiiniPi'. . giv«-n fiome . O f the Future ouslv with the a.sistance of many (------lea.iTigly.— ... j difficult . •• for the f.vo - Pine In PhilaUelphis. I tie purl was time thi* we^k Cpon th<» rom- rectors meets Tuesday night. Kazem Hasathi, iindei.soi ictaiy I rentrni front said United Natlona thunder, between disc-omfoit and f.: our lendPiH thp imprpR.sion Ih.il 'V ft of the Finame Ministry and a ------=.,«CRIimOS- BAt SS mover in a ronapirary ao ,m- newcomers until the lines of di.sliicts to maintain their excel- quiet too. But John Ksdish, NMU V piBint of A \\>*t Side lesident Sees New Cuts At the last meeting. Director j Infantrymen raptured a atrat*gl« alarm. They come cpuetlv. without nil V.H5 Av.ppinps-< and hRlCs iKilitora Note. The following Clapp \VB* »rre*ted yeeterdny for MelMn Hathaway raised the quea- member of the oil negotiating hill nvei lonklnff Kumhwa. Tha on. mT ...... ;« menae. an infamy ao bla, k as to 1 .S. „..nH rvr.r. winner dbrnarcB' 1011 are haidly apparent i^nt record of accomplishment. Pharm acy l^rl sgent. ssid .sesmen wera re- bluster. Theie is nev er doubt shiiiil p,li,ill Iiiteresi an.1 lui .selfisli gain. I essay' was the giand prize vvinnei xepa.ate growth and the Afl of Manchester will need the luslng to sign on .•Witps of Ameri­ leukle** driving. He pleaded guil­ I’on of hov^- much the inspector. committee, tolil reportci.s. inst Reds foiiRlit bitterly to hold thd Ria moatha by Mall ...... ^ ^ „ dwarf anv in the previous history M4 vmsrmn 9T. night •'\^> demand a definUc »ji- the good Ihev- will do They wrap S.I pc'liups we li.nd letter has- ' Manchester eventual mergei made it possible serviee and it certainly la not; can rcgisiry. ty to the chHi’ge befoie Judge W es­ In Food Price wh«> ha* been employed fpr the lull niily two ilay* a(fo. Saturday^ Cat BWnth by a»i‘ ...... , swei. yes OI no, on Sunday niui: • liowrn I. lli> y left only * aniall de- * Stnale Copy ...... , of man tfui tn H.'ty ihHl lli€* otJini Huiniile inju.ntMnncnest sc i r Mnnc\i„n, h„,iieifiPRtoi into accomnlishaccomphsh thetho fes«lhlefpt^Aihlo i,.to nenvumprovi»lo n,ien..ni«ndequate pio- „ iMspiite at Standstill ley (fTyk ('lapp told the court he • nnsliuition of Ihr Verplatu'k and Ihe dav m their giay sofliies.s ami Tomorrow" Contest In it, ing to out lequnenienl tha' the liiviiiK foiie on tlie ridgellne. Weekly, by Carrier . ■■ -p^,^ purpose of IhiS oonspira'-y tliiiig.s pii’sciit. iis. jtf rour.sr, I oiliiy Tonuurou (on pr - n i , j j j4j,,Mf,,inial h’m firun nitHl to tretion af;amst fires Pvnrywhi'M? About l.jUU seamen un JU ships waa gnilty of the chaige. hm re- (4.4>nUnaed from Page Onr) Howeis si'hools and is currently • gabs. Dahrared ,x - })iit close and tievv il.ler ing .haiiiis Hicliard Mat tin dL'cusses the "To- now in Btltiinure wera reported que.*ted leniency aa he pUnned to vvoiUing at the Bioad street site. A l o r • Anglo-lranian Oil .ton Iron Trianfle Enipl.v ii \ ,tH XorinnU;,. a \vn by n^oreh’ cxtenriinff tin? panyi iiegottating team instni.l ov er the night Ian.p. ape ami driv e swfin.ily Ro«*.'rney Philip Sonaloi'S Capeharl iR-lnd' ami ryoiiKg,111(4 Allied pnirol.saearrhed teeming fields iiac k to Ihe cosi­ cJenersl Mnn.agei Geoige M. Wad­ MHsslbl declared thal unless the v.iinlv fci r.e.l milts. eatltled to the ^ ,,r "To dimmish tl- I'nited Slates featured fiiNt 'Hiis time,' \%r (?ommi*Rloner. hRs long been ac­ The commumtv tiee which -s.vatems vvhi.li serve most of the CaO unions and 40 shipping com­ Bayet informed the court that Ivra iB-NY) woro akopliral about ness of kit. hen and the glow of panies has been al a standstill lui Cla])p had pleadc<| not guilty to dell ofreied lev get the Infoimatl-m Hntlah agree to the conditituis. ' >11 tlio sea the t'nited Nation* J", T h e rrodued m mi. Psry ^ffgus. to weaken us ff'll Ihri e \ir‘ U''R wlliuh dr- tive and inteicsted in municipal grow, ill Mniicliehte: i. going to ic'^nlciil.. of Manchc.sler have be- thia. Ivos told Di.Sallr ho might hr there will be no fiuther talks nnd the firepla.e > s»u ved 1»» liVF alMT the sesuiut, a.s proltlems. and instituted the days. thiec iharges Inat Mo:idny morn­ intorostod lo know that wo'ii f<'i Hie next meeting. loifleicd itieii Mvoml ifetbnck In h.ive mnnv more branches. Us root»%'""'<‘ lotecmmgled in the vi<-m- tlie negotiatois 'might a* well g.i liner d lys Tin- Dcstroyer-mtne- qhiere IS onlv one disci.m ertuig alwavs •«*i tain to. ino\etiic111R V. tin h Uni to tin* 'the .NMl' and Ihe other t"o ing in court M«' waa aiieatod having rattle niatliiig ' in New 'Hve director* will also discus* home ■ ...... - ...... n e (leen Thete is e\u t v reason to imaginaiy line arbi- rw erpi t I 's ,'k riiomp.son " a* hit i‘RntuD^» h^r#‘r rei*^r'__ vvith talk of sinieniier in "n- knr .\ml. in fail. Ihia tinnu th^* nuR- adopt'on of town planning for unions demand a work week on three timea m one day twice for Volk atalo 111' iHi.-fsihilit\ of a "time limit " d‘*DtuDPf Ihougitt ahoiil these .lime clouds. believe it will thrive with foiul and '' " " ' y devised m.iny years ago to Mr added Mi. t the delay m (he In Red shot I Imt trues nenr Songr tlerti.s •■‘laiid out in R gtnte.scpie MantheRler. and to tie miuption the high seas of 40 hours instead .speeding and t»m e fo: diaobevmp a .‘^orrelary Braiinai. mg |.•r1 on then meetings Ihe appraisal Fast and In impj i oin will I" i' iudicuiis cure to protect it .against y->K''»te the areas to he served talks fi-fun la.st 'rhiii.HdHV until to- in, on III.’ norllirnsl ronsl Thiirs- |Ti,n ^^rw-rp !'ert of V ^ Pml. r them sll green tiling. I lie liisltion ulihli indKHteH lhat. they incrense the of the present 48, with no pay re­ tiaffic officei a aign.)I Deputy iigHiiist one of tho indu'li\ - uuiui of pmperfv adjacent to the Man- of Manchester's new modem • bar­ blight and p.st. This an beb* ar-ae. ^Hch sy.item a. to increase the Mrs. Eugene •!. White nniiiou I* giving tin* Biitnii.H iliv riur,- men were killed. 28 , 51 «* V 11 pl.t ami I hi- nil Pl.t at I a n i. - \\r:c in-h*< whn* .'Htl-' th- juh* (h. perluaps, what the to u.'^rus The c(»nsolidntinn <*f the tion of alleged inequities in pay • Ml eacli chaige nf aj>eeding. fnr irsiilt in a dimliiishing mral sup street c",liver! and the nppouit- lullns Mathess Spe^'sl SKesr\ iloulil. .1 V .gi.i iir.d w < all d .. ptize \\'inn*‘f.s - ill a..'0 be |i ib- filanning Many d»t o.a low..id P.voncynag, from without RioiiK in Uh la«>1 lioiirs ritmeriiiMl fun* needs with the maximum m The radio men ask 27 per cent. Mrs Bernard WliUe Korli. of ITl ago ami thr pru ra thon ionla;n.-,l down In negut i;«( h>n*< st thi«* ]'<v Kla«s nilhout de­ and hi.s In ense taken from him at Hr saw oothni); nnuaniil in th# uho«ie I laiin riio«»( valltl. neu f;tmilte.R will work in on.sideratioii of pro- assistant to $696.95 per month for quets of spring flowers adorned croasod prooB' Iran demands h.s s <4>ndit)i>n im I r.i.aioc Intrnsdv of Red artiU It ha. to lie SelSli: ,l...e(.ll Mf- luture and to have made brave lay. once Tlie judge .sentenced ('lapp ((VtnDniied front Page One) Seluoin in its pnlmic.'-l ijavR of Haitford and Hnitfoid jnmal.s. We reie< ted tlie prininnent chief. the altar. oven iimlor pi u c i oillrols fot t <>ntituitng talks tha* the )>d leiv fit,. r\|ihiiTnn(; 'H e ilheene- Cailli:. ami ,1 i» h. IP - ha... plans for conquering it. Manchr.s- to .70 ftaya in, jail aaying “ nothing Cam hlf grail-hag legislation has the ('oii- Radio men have a basic monthiv Presented in marriage by liei Brannan was asked il llio I wo ll( »n d« »M;i r AI(H’ (urn nver 7.‘* pet Mr* l.iic idlf Scmilli c'lMufort* m\ I bad n .ill Mie Mon and roiild Iiaviug Uf r:.'ust CeutcT atrent. ,c,n- te. i« nT’ctr enough to the Mail- el.se haa helped, mav»>e jail wilt “ 4VVV n ])olit.4*l favoiMe* m onr kev on tlie I tail with a On Olio > oi.l MCf tiiUl .A.sveinhlv i)eon ih.'.lei be. .Iii.e I ' s. .1 i(ln I ii ill of ,S( luiol cbslri. Is. lu'.vu wage of $3.52.13. father, the bride was attended by additions) srhe-iuled rohbai ks r. ' ent (if its lUfifits .Old deposit th» her dAiightcr, I ’*‘KK> Vnii. 10. afl not nunc it di.w n Wr |nst moved f'resident Truman m his p eaa I t o l l o i i lord tv.rtnqrolitan area to propt Mrs, Howard Conn as matron of Clapp immediatelv appealed his position* 4)tlnt 25 ]'e» (ent ftom uhnh tn an..... for tlie i ■.in.g'e.S'.'na! It. . ■ (|ude as iinpnni i)»U*«i as it ua.s m |.lH(e III ive .u.. , , uvpiiient I'lam'it'g ziuiiuf;. . luirle! Frank J. Tsylor. chairman of the !.\'Csto.k priies should he allow.oi er lhr\ iimde a <10H-mllc rhic tn ndo Ihr airr wheir n was’’ familv and M*lal.vel;> f funeuieiu , ____ ^ exten sively from it.s vaiied op]>or- honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs case and Judge Gryk art a bond of The committeo *a>d ah 11 were meet it* nltimute tlsim* fni 4«'m- for .stronger mflationaiv .-..rtiots 1.S last minute cnpit .ilat j*U' to the foi ni and new sdiordR onlv to I shippers’ negotiators, said today to go into effect, on top of 1 -.e an iimhiilatK'^ fnviii U<»rktnglMiiu. uni It shout.I lie lettniie.l l•■ll.l- IHirt*. Mohr l>'MaMa to their phi'CH of empkixment tunities for employment. Ue cen- $500 for appeal (''lapp felt the individuallv 5)iug appea a tcc the ]>envHt ion we think, rorrert in 'ss ng elfott of Senator l*Mv.'ar I.ii.se.l a I.en.loii I..1 forin- ' Iv vuung r'ntil thetlie popiil.ition culture and of govcrnn*ent and it* 000,000 per annum” to American ford- Mark White was best man dirtion over public serva’ds lan attitinle a « to\v«i nf in,duo .ie waa clHvc‘11 from hf'r hcMin* («t a Uiought that liUrlv we will continue to make Schendel a*i c»rk hc»*pttal. (NF. \ was • .-I sill. ei n- (»f Mnndieste»- rc5(idents will be He described the wage in'rease i Howard Conn, Theodore Szyms- nianv complaints about reckless roilhacks Brannan aairt .^nagno8lcq>cMilos. former c hief of ment Square vesterdav The\ de- Viar ( '.oiitiiiiies ning and anr.air.eni prodii. 1 on 1 if ( ',• :t * • * hii* I n v\ I * i: i'>\ tin II (»(xi;-nnr fd Uuterhuiv. hi.s u-.' n .'ite rogi essivclv younger. I ’ demand as "far beyond anything nowski of Hartford^ and Curncluis driving as he has had against the general staff s intelligence sec­ ’ maiided final ^vntmn of tiie plans, the full t'de of mflotionsiv .iniiual invstci V ? ui ..n ‘I'ue.'.d.iV. l .it lu*r-iTi-ia'/ The ]Hi!'*nt,:il irtiji'- U e \f?ili\hudd stronger and more' xhe •'itrratrr ( timiiiiinitv*' Clapp Both the Police Depart A10(' and urged Premier Mos«* UiH:'.;- ]-'’uph i , tiiu < R I The nevv-comers gt'Tu*i a liv will Come To permitted by the Wage Stabiliia-j f7reenla\v. .Tr.. of New Britain tion. said I l^espits th# shsenc# cvf larga .lime HOP Meild'*'; h W l‘l nie'd ;it c'll r*i thi.x ;m*iiskui was a futrl of , endurmgly by .so doing. But many ‘ I'ntil fairly recently Manche.s- nient and Toxsn ('ourt have num- degh to eom])lete hi* oil nationsl- pressure •• not go-nt m k ' ’m- ’et'n*'U in.i’At.fM .’.-tli ti * live in one-family home.s. owiuil tion board and far in excess of any- ’The bride was gowned in while “ In the Dmled Slates (here mav V More Bakeries cirt Hs-t vpe .sign* a( the a#rvlc* I l.r t hu" h p m and ate Ire Mayes adimni-stralioii. and its of u.M will need to have palienre. , ter * .street and highway pattern emna written complaints from Mac.\rlliiir Sees izat i‘»n pi ng I H m by the occupants and not rented thing this vital indhatrv esn afford nylon over satin, the nvlor, net be ten MacArthura because it la a Mtsiion.* In Manchester, tha ,gsso- til next fall f’r ’ Ia k of hu'el ght. d -• Axkrd .eiiig offered which armament ironopo'.-. of im- resifi*>nt la 1 piiiqioses .Ndildional a demot ralic method of rnaJeng 1 more attentum to the inter-town losinn was atlached tn s sstin I Monal Front \\ hn h hs* long • 'u natnrs I'aft ani "\ nlrd. I oininet 4-ial buildings wdl he < i>mmuiuty' plans, largely becau.se | travel needs of commuters. Fu­ . . . for glass table-tops, hesdpicca and her bridal hfoiqoet ; Rctirciikul of tbs n Offo ers I "« ' sevrrsi stations »-n' Ihi.-l* N.sr.M V dl iu .Mis I’aiil U'll- W;r I r*M I-ir\' tn.tls .\o'A alipi a ere< ted More .schools. r<*( real ion ll |i<*r?r.iltcd many people to parti-j lure population growth will rc- either clear or mirrored. was of while rosebuds with South (lovciilrv (•4*4» •»4M lunjj pe4tanu(y'>) Iw s8 onlered follow iiig Iinesti((S- ' ' '■f •>'» lot of Iisns million. ..f gm to have its gtrat.'sl er .,! ..n I. \ Mi.x I d-d Mis ILm - s]» t n fd' ««n r.r 1 4 yr 'T: Vi I) t! Ot of - Prior to the ga* price war. reg­ bad lu' WMuld Idn t'- n.on •- and (*tbcr public and .senii-publir 1 « ipate dire, tly in town affairs. We centuatc the neetl and will make They are safeguards for Obituary stresmers of lily of the valley I I ion of *n Inciclenl «l he»tlqu«i ters I poor old llMSA.tld H';d Mix \le\,-Mnlr| it iR luopo.sed to temr*mliet ive vn tory at a saving of human I I Jv sftri a billet argument ovet ular gas waa sold for 26 ft cenU production for Hvilmn u«e It ai'o fanlities will be neerled and will have substituted a vastly siipeTior more prartitable a better arrangc- The matron of honor wore a Mm. Paulino I.IHIo j the night Papago* reaigned The ].i tidm mg t h*" higgr^' fine furniture plus added life, other* through appeasement | the presence of representatives cU ]'i‘i gallon qiif giis price war seems likely to he ll-e uero'd ii Hion r !ii ni w d ii .^7.uf*d a ' en i he pi'i^ided Single-familv d“vel- method of municipal management 1 ment of inter-mmmunity bus gown of Nile green nylon net -witli Covontrjr 7-8t.$l I I omniittrr sal.l all thst oc, iirml HoriiWi <-omplrto« Links Soho4hilr 9-1 I.. r.' X n* Ir'* 'Hir Ie,idir • fi- SI Mrn.i n • 'A ill aiul cnmpromise of moral pnnci- , hakenes that are not on strike ' ha.s been on m thla area for tha Thr |M‘nsiiin tdii w aa d«‘frn(rd opment requites more miles of but we need now to develop a mutes between Manchester homes beauty, satin riimberbiind- and mstching was that they met to devise wav* ' which the wage-earning niihlc. llold Itx M'gula' M"|-thlv •liCrln’g in ttir IlmiHr '! I hoiirn l)i*fore ail- methed whereby many’ citizens, es- niul out-of-town plac'es of em- pie with less regard foi human Anthonv ,1 M Hrsics, Slsle ]>a.st eight month* hiD- higliwa\.s, water mains sewers jacket Hei snii bouquet was of There will be * Republican Par- and means of peisuadmg Papago*, Tallahassee Fla r The which spread .and gorged it'e'- ;i ■ ( *rid ei . hi :i i-li p.* n«h i - jnurnM)<*iit. uben the ICepultlicMii p(*nc iliator said sfic»th*‘i meeting [ !• .n ] iie old M. I ‘RMh hut R and other utilitie.v: than niultiple mixed spring dowers Tlie gowns tv Caut u* Thursday at 8 p m , at tQ withdraw hia lesignation I Florida Slate t mversitv golf Wcdrrsd.iV lii',*- Jo a' p lU li‘iiubt a* to ‘ will be callecf "in the near future ' , at4ll Rfwmlng—and Winning last sumni'M » ’'.d fall in ai i ■ I'p- M 1 i 'h’ t >- !U.st a Id I h' IA -1 Ii' I g.'i • (Iw rliings. METCALFE of the bridesmaids were of nvion the Nathan Hale (Nunmuiuty O u ­ Thev scoffed at reports I ha! t hev team completed ILs achednio with Mix I >..n,i!d d’rdf- id Mis ' '.■n\ .01- lietHling tin* poHltinn of Kepre- MIm Prudence Gtenney whu h viewpoint will ultimately > Al prese nt the baker* 40-hniir • tlon of wai-f.ii.' shoMsge.. ai .1 ]»roblems and an in< reased feeling : Town Board of Directors and the in sqos and light yellow and theii ter Robert H. Wilcox, (hairmsii ‘ had been a. cuaed of. or even invea- 'eight wina. three defeats and a tie • n ’ •'< ’i\ A- ill d' si I iM 1 ’"U' in ni IV.'-'■' I Mir Von-rni Prrnc- sr-ntatlve IbtTiiel -1. Malianey. Toward I rbanlty of participation in finding aolit-! Town Planning OominiSRton Ml** Pnidenc* Gleiyney, 87. of prevail. The ft>r» eful expression of wiuk wet U I-* .spiead over six. Flast lAinslng. Mich. Pfr. Population growth through im­ CLASS CO. bouquets were of spring flowers state* action will be laken per-' tigaled for. »n attempted < oup or | The team also finisheil first in a which has sime been .•.asing i !)i«> will iefnneral, who op- tions. The Board of Director* , .should meet w ith repre.)enta*ive* 49 Garden *treef. diwh%t the M*n- the people* will has made lhat i days C'lark Aicheaon a m^ibar of tha I X Ah .sc h. s n] iin- migration w’ill create a more ur­ The mother of Ihe bride received taining to adoption of joint local ^ mibtarv put*rh IViism-olH Irivitat mnal tonrna- along reln'iv.iy maiti'e " ibn re­ ing it. But. in the witching should actively encourage greater j tjf manufacturing and insurance m i', CKMER ST. ehe*ter Meinon*l ho*pil«l yester- quite clear” I Alreadv affected bv the sink*' Mie higMM Slate cross country ban and ( (*smopolitan atmosphere. in a gow'n of salnuui rnlorud chif­ party rules, completion of the par­ “ ff that had been the raae.” thev TiVent. thud in the Mond-i Inter- un Wtuship s*-t'. I r^ i>r h**hl at hoiirn (»f ndjoiirniiK'nt night, tlie attendance at its meetlng,s by for- companies in Manchester. Fast d*y. folJowmg a long illness MacArthiir gave further evi .'ll*' plniu** in \N'*teit»urv Mail- teHius from 1046 fo 104ft. la run­ turn to stronger hiiving hal' Is Stamlai'ds for c(*uimunity and pn- P H O N E .5856 fon ami lai e. and the bridegnoom's ty organization, and making pre­ de^cal school buses Monda v and ! iiiinistTation when he said One of them claimed the hutg, Ma*s *nd IVov iclenre Paw’- * hi* first four meets Atchaaon non period in v.h.ri. loo e« ...... staMe, N t Ml I ^ W'i'Ili.*' w :'| drln’cr a V(‘:ir and ph*tm«* a nice fellow up the accepted thing to do budget* and community develop- been a resident of thi* town for I .sages. The reception this after­ ■putsch'' rumor might have been 1 The process of atunng mrdten n*-s • *'f a sure tevi i.' win tin r nr e much more the p*»t 70 yearn. She w** a mem­ noon will be at the Rainbow In Bol­ tucket Savlesviile. and t'entisl five first*, two seconds and a third and in which w an . en hax.ng n.i’ lhi« nR* "H r- a"- hr’ e\ - s Wltether tlie growing tow’n will Notice Windham High schpnl pupil* af *1 of those moral standards ami | Circulated debberateiv to support 1 optical glass to remove >mM*les ;'n* Ijde ’ Tin 1 r will hr P" Sun- onl> passed a grab which waa ment. while fashioned according to realistic If made with some know • ber of St. Mary's Kpi*copal ton. from 1 to 6 o'clock, with 150 the ouster decision I wa* firat begun in the late 1700 s Falls R I ' In the one and two mfla eventa. become fatly. Rtiff-jointed, mu.scle- I 45 p m . at the close of special ethical principles wht« h earned price wai s i. u ■ i ' . .<• \1 . I ’a ' t t. \ da \ XI h'•<'1 *.»- .s'.i ' (|tiestionable in Itself, hut struck modern idea* of munici])al man- ledge of the operating and expan- r'hurch guest." In attendance i)(um’s coii>ist- agcir.ent, doe.s not function auto- sioti plans of concerns w'hich em- She leave* a sister. Mr*. Rachel When the couple leaves tor an Mrs Benjamin Anderson, Oar- , s. iit-.f e-idiM. 1 ■ Wf' Ua. the effort to recognize the sourtes of our pres­ sir trip In Bermuda the bride will ence Bradfield. Mr* C Davla Csl Ilaxh t'rg *'’ :M Id .1 ;m w, < u • gel Its |N*nstons . n n luisluess- T7ie good admintstrativ# tools ter residents and of those which ment* of the Zoning Reguiaiin Glenney of Northern Ireland, and wear a yellow linen suit with nsw certainly nee.l . oi.l i n\Ri. whoRf Mjdv ml* i • xt la -xhip .M< '\'fr lumnrTnw at I’l.drd ent .strength and are willing lo which it provides require skilled pay major shares of the Town * o f ^he Towm of Mtncheater. Conn . several niece* and nephewa. kina and John H. Wytland Were ' dear their determination I.- r, like t*:isis. Bnssitdy <«o\ernor guide and infiuence our future. accessories. After Jiilv 1 they will tn chary of the Wedneayy eye- the future them.elve. to rule” That la the l’i.-..deni guRid ux BgB n.xt itad'UA ;n our Methodl.R’ chiuili Su'-<1av Rio«d Hs uxuaI a» 9;dh a tn any modern machine it need* or- Many of Manchcatcr * problem* j hold a Public Hearing on M w d ^ . row •fternoon at thre* o’clock at I FreVmVn';tree»7H*riford' the issue, .and r.o one can so' mul*! then Its cours* of li-.t on griili-blot on the \ss«*mbl> rec­ I7.nrj3 acre* of from “ fair " to “ex­ an Hale Community Center This when He\ Vr.ig'e, vvjM ...h.,w slidea c nsional (dierking to make sure it i are also problem* of the Greater t j^ne 2fi. 19IH. ®t fitfiO p. tn. in Ih^ St. Mary *3>i«copal church. Rev. . ^ ,rradii«te of Man- ’If it be that mv relief wa* the finality th..l l' is n..t g".ng '■• ord. cellent ' fo]> .soil su]iported largely coniniittee will alao be in charge >1 ,,;.M he- I' Mii.x nRi-nTl h»‘- ■‘■1 ' 7 hr M .ildf-fv. .if the Katlv continues to fulfill our needs as ("ninmunity Our civic and com -' Hearing Room of the Municip*! Alfred L. William*, re i^ r of th y cheater High a< hool. i.x eninloved ap*ik which ignited thia great llnVr'Mlol lH*dge Oil Ml«- other t)v underlvmg .sand and giavel de of a .similar party here June 27 power of American public exprea- he the , BSC ■' " . os. . s- I j . , - N i .- n ; . . 1 ■ ~ li.dt.- Ml - ' d'U . I. Th** r. ,-rI a g .,( Dies iidequately as it did when it first miinity leaders should establi.sh Building on the following applic®' .’hurch, will officiste. Burial will ' ^ o ’Meaia Mntora in E.i.ri Hari- liA-'il, R*Tin.«5 (lu.t#* |u »*rl(*x.x to do po.mtpd near the end of the la.st Prize winnera at Ihe party follow; alon; which cauaed our people to the nation i' "dh"Ut i-ntiol.. v. Rd’df Rfudv gi'>U|) wdl h«- . uuMed be in the Eaat cemetery^ ^„^d The bHdegT'Xim was grad- I'nill'.v. it xhn.u I..X. nn t nn' n- A'lything t’uM 'A **uld bring jusii ice ag(‘ and ranging in elevation went into operation It should closet and more formal relation* | t^ion*. Women’a tat. Mra Jo.aeph O’Brien riae above the level of narrow t. .n i..\‘ be re-examtned from time to time j with the official* and leader* of Roger Olcott for extension of F n # ^ * may call at t^e Wat- Hartford High ,s( liool • wi’l all p.v. i" mi 'he la. ; .h(tmg <>nrrni MRixtiall fo’ hgn irt'» the (lenerHl .-Xssenihly's di.stn- above the sea level fiom 7.^ to 7.^0 of Wllllmantir: 2nd, Mra John H parliaanahip to unite in a coni- by, specialists. | neighboring towns and cltie*. We t p^piYiisaion to have free standing kina Funer^ Home. 142 „ e aerved with the V F. (V.aal Weatland; 3rd "Mr.*. Nettie Lamb of them jind ;l sh'»uM thrti hulmn of pay im rea.se.s foj st.ite feet. aion cniaade lo effect a a(ontiial I '*mnu.ssioner.s TTie quality of Manchester's : will need to work together to find sipn. 2’ x 8’. in front of dwfdllng renter .treet, thia evening from I n„ard. attended Mohawk College. of Stafford Mena laf. Harry Ha­ U IS ddf" 1 h •■■'.e'.ei 11 o 11 and a few place.' of exirptional T to 9:30, and foinorrow >mfll , awarded a renalaaance tn American life.” h' in Mere Uenniciatii .'h-Ml." wr d r« a voiing wifp r.der providing that increases miinitirs We will need in the ’ of them will make Manchester a 1 Tpke.. and East of Wtl- panv of Fast Hartfeud John and Eva Keniiny of Ger­ “.‘^hr with tm huxlnuti %nd what the ice age left for us It i.s. future to make sure that we are better place in which to live or j Oo*s Highway. Rural Resi- Mra. E. M. Mack Both bride and bridegroom ])re- ald Park, South Coventry who Terrence E Shannon In Southern lievc tha' thev will aiiive next SriTRtr s rn ♦ thr mgloriuux r<. u sliould ni't go to « ummissinner^ ( Southern New England Telephone i Uir and thij-igii she tries. 1 kti-iw w hose n]>|>< >'ni meni s require ( on I in the word.s of the (Connecticut using A-s sharp a pencil in flgur-| work or pl*y All of them ^*^ld^nce Zone. The funeral of Mr* Emma sented their attendants witli per- have jiiat cloaed for the aeaaoti fall. nenui their vaudeville ahow' at the Pal- j company, property al 42 Eaat Cen t" h' into Mir lAnulv ax wHl a;, fi’-maMon h- Ix.'Mi houses Ties «if- Menrift. .\.s.seml)lv, which wrote i»^g ciists ns we use in draw'ing , rethei will accomplish little un-, g |t^ (N)UghUn for extension of Paulin* M. Mack, who, died aud- ! aonal gift* And liime a:.’ Iiaid tangible ' 'I'hRt IS til* i hun e oftete-l hy |)-f4.xd>|r ,! iiHs :u)!i.-t x.i Mint nu, nur Charter. -All the mhabitant.s the plans for new buildings and le.ss the people* whcurrent needs of ■ ing their church and social insU- Alexander Jarvis for extenmon Holme* Funeral Home. Rev. Erick Town' Sunday at 8 p m. I home street I the New Y'rk Time, in the same ii.m. 01 w r don l We f'htn t«* ui. to a nii.vie .t d ( ntii missii .ners I'U.-tnn with a an epic about bold pioneers and the Town fnr additional municinni j tution* and unie-*<* they continue of permlaaion to have sign 12 * O. Brandt, paitor of the Con­ On Big .Agenda | “"^en 4 Mr. and Mrs. John Peracchlo of Ernest M. .Tone* tn Herbert Y, ■ issue reporting tlie Pi .'.idenl r xhr al'kHV.x ] .it .» if r VltH- lA'li* \e!\ ' h\stander. vAd ant wnrnor* It 1* a collet- farilities. Manchest'*r should ! to be the kind of i>eople who 14' at Middle Turnpike West, ap­ cordia Lutheran church, officiat­ THR0U6H I North Coventry have announced Krechevsky and David Groasman. 1’on lo gu al udh us .'xtatule Hev sTtiii t'onimi.ssionei lion of human .•torie.R of the have a capital improvement bud- inake good friend* and neighbors, proximately 1800’ West of Broad ed. During the service* Robert speech ' B i n e s a .lory w ho h (Cnatlnoed from Pag# One) I th* engagement of their daughter property at Center street and Hen­ I'hird Round Ditto W'e f'\'de ni:*‘stx f.i* the e I-'.l:re? H\ 1; ';o . Mnr’it na' in- tnbulations and a( cnnqtli.shments jret which would foresee for sev- These plan* must rise ^he Street, Reflidence Zone A. gives the other sole of llie jjie- Gordon rendered two anlok. ’ Peace, 1 Rina to John C. Bigotto son of derson road. YOUR NEWSPAPER! 1 tU.g ii I■ d d'.- V1.4 11 h us ’int 11 Dave Einblndar for extension of 4ir.‘«i ‘ H:u kg I ou:id ;s thit when o' many ordinary people w itli no 'ral years in advance the exp-nd-' good will of individuals and can- Perfact Peace” and "The Old Mrs. Margaret Bigotto of Glaston­ Greenbrooke Home*. Tne . to turc. II 1. a .1.0 V to the eft- I I h* thud lo'irui tn th< lislian thev h*A\e ing to arrange an agenda for their M'e rc" me’ hor! of njifioint ment of great I >t for fame ami fortune, itures required for building and' not be compelled by the commun- permission to erect group Rugged Ooaa ” He waa accom­ chiefa. bury. Miss Peracchlo graduated Daniel J. Cncchio and Annette B Uiat warehiiU.es 1 hi oiighoiit U'c cIctl.iinR has n i»'sult ^•AIMlh•U^l Shr '-e\r> fo ii.'r 1 Ouin r*n ys'ii think of s belter I ' t . r M x s onets was leg..slate I . giv- nier. lv a desire t(. live rrUher hap- , nth^'r permanent Improvement jity. inga in accordance, with S P P ^ , panied at the organ by Mrs. Gor­ Soviet Deputy Foreign Minia- I from Manchester High school in Uricchto. property at 103 Colum­ ludil \‘e are rertdv to go up.stAirs ipg t iie foil plans orr North aide of Lvdsll St., country are generally filled to k'> the fust t'v\.i rii** ( 'on.niuni si X m- iiiV vear term governor July ” ith their familie.s and don. ter Andrei Gromyko'a reaction , 1948 and ia employed bv Adler and bus street; to James J. Gotl and wn\ tn become scqiislnled t r* n-;' r I». t; • S'l ( h* h Vt "V 1 ‘Miri thr light toV^u'Miiit h -s apjmint- approximately -lOOO' East of to 100 per cent of l apa.d' I’li. y I : * n -'i'd Mir 11 pDpuiH! \ mI «• H**- friends and to leave for the next The l!earer.» were E K Hutch- that the W eit’a propoaal did "not DqJjkln in that city. Mr Bigotto Johanns M. Gott. 99 Columbus with what’* what and who’s who 1 ■ ir \ I I lU'-l til I' X f Ij- e \ I't; I ng iiM'iits to either house of the !.ieg- generatir.n a somewhat better Parker Street. Rural Residence rnaon. Walter Kohla. Edmund , improve the proapert of an agree Is a graduate of Glastonbury High atreet; to Harold M Dickinson and are, filled with consumer goo.is (Aus*‘ Ihe opj*iimt;r.n ]'a'ticjs JvR.| 1 ilA\'- '1 \’ir 'rrful hu-.h'^nd i.^Iatuie thr Huhhr Ftilities C^om- V ommunit V THE ARMY and NAVY CLUB Harrington. Paul Menge, Harry ment on the agenda' w»a widel.v school and Is employed In Bloom­ Ethel M. Dickinson, 115 Columbus In this community than In which have piled up as ihe re- f'irm* (i a r4)ahtiun agnmst Miem, a*ld hr dn* xn't i-np'pl.Ail P,-;K [ Mi.ssu->n was e\euipted in a Hepub- • *°Amarlco Buenno for extenmon 'T'eaju \ ictorie*" Marker! and Harry Sengleman. reported. field. No date haa been set for the atreet: to John C. Johnson ind your newspaper? f,r koMW he ofte*r W'lshes that we hcan refusal to concede tha: the . of permission to have concession 8ult of buving lethargy in the | th'* (Vmniuntsts lr>.st ««.nltc! o' Manchester's buaine.ss and civic Burial waa in the family plot in (The Soviet government ha.s in- wedding. Jean C. Johnson, 109 Columbus CD'dl .so!»'eM'ues he a two.some I>emoirnts should ever ctide of piodii.- team to w'.iom team victone.s were The many beautiful floral trib­ be a pre-condition of its accept­ Folks, who buy and read the I'kr onlv shaduig of dn'i •’ Once StartfHl. It’s llani tn Change coniMiis*M*ner.s t'-nde >n t)n*;i pies- ! cniarter Oak Street. Rasidfnc* I Coventry will entertain for about Leslie Llewellyn Block. 1.58 mote inqioriant than .self ag­ ute* and the number of friend* ance to the conference which the tion eonsumer industries have in the thud round ;s that this ■pir v.nrMi{uution Still au.l /♦!) Mie wMe nw--R 't t - Mie ivp.ldl*' of hi.s ])re«fRure for in doing .something for the town EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ; Bruno Bycholaki for permission Mr*. Paul Ellalrom "once more declared their goverp- from New York. Main street, and .Marie Liicill*' The funeral of Mra. Paul Ell- This IS I he, eirciimatatu e ll•■ll;Il 1 of the'*- loHH (t1 lohI voI TiC ha.-< nut elgsr* . . . and so on. up.and down lx\''i.t \\lH’Ti'b-.' Rich on Relief vlua! talents 20 REGULAR GAMES—3 SPECIALS 'o f Middle Turnpike Vt’esti. In; died Thuraday. waa held thia aftei- lantic part and American war Dav school Thiiradav evening al church. And in Itsell, it is a deflationary finished th»- .xah' iit ‘a. \ ,x that tji>' cniipl'* cav spen i some of t'leit (dur population growth fium 1,- dustrlal Zone. STATE HEARfNQ noon at 2:30 at the Watkins Funer­ bases and therefore do not consid­ the First Congregational church Building Permit the rohinins of your paper' rircumstame and condition Tlieie otie-lh.ld of Ihr llallAll |»r.iplr Icisijie time alon' ('ulumbus O (NKAi .lR t\>’ Hh.tUt sill h hi't m-c.Mi ,,t Ml,. .-Smerii'an .\s- Miclod at the organ and Mrs. Elsie ron, Jr., of Coventry. Margaret fianki ' -- m.v, h : ' Mv n.-tiu ;'.s on rear of present reading of th* three-power note rage in basement, on Adelaide ' ply and deinumi. price.s will drift a disil lit l>u.g fat! I'ha! <]ur.stn.n H’ RS lop" RR she s.M'iAt i.'n seasop will extend f from th4 north side Gustafson waa the aololat. containing the suggestion, by Ro.se DeMaine McKinney of Bol­ road. the advertising as well a* the Bearers were Bernard Schubert, below the level at whi.'h the gov­ .*«liOuhl *M'tu]i’.' t»i*Mi Mie Italian kn.CvK s xl.e iR a liived wnd wel. ome line which is closer than iTRUla- French Deputy Alexandre Parodi. ton. Ann Mathllde Ottenheimer of Marriage IJcente newt column* for here's your key t* Alfred Brown. Walter Borst, Frank W'lndham Center. Blair Arnold Benjamin Chenev and Sarah ernment •■■v.ng to .. .ntrol go\ernn)!*nt ami the fn trd .Iv '•hr '•ii'MiM hr fildr Dual riinlrol far* to enclose front porch on first w d F o r H i € Y l l * » r I ' Hartford Public schools delivered I this condition vvili disappeai ^n.-xl oi:r lomiuct m ihr W(.i , 1 1* riU( h tn fien*# it.rv'* fot Many Satlaflrd < llrnl« second floors of dwelling which nil p!nt>.lhl\ frilt #x - BLUEBERRY ICE CREAM ■ I ti,, j,j(,ress. Mrs. Edith Churchill I fall He does not really know. He a* to win friends ami III!Mip*n' »* T pI. Manrhpafrr 1-HIO is approximately 14’ from *^*** I presented the 20 pupils of th# kln- About Town ,*.llv Ml# wnv that h#r line at 70 Parker Street, R e »f Berrv Festival never expe. led from his angle o( people to think lhat \v ar# th# dauRh1#Y’ f##l* wh#n ah# liv#d MANnir.sTr. .4i t o d r i \i n o (Continued from One) dergarten with their graduation Different: Delightfutl.v rich and creamy! Another I dence Zone A. - certificates. Don Glenn Churchill. I Mrs E F. Beaser of Newton government planning, to have ihe ad\<)• an inevitnhh- uat. h'*m»' tenalon of permission to have frea diplomas to the graduating class. . daughter-in-law. Dr. Edward I. liBltl' re.tcrved. NF.A area* already have got ceiling in- READ IT FOR NEWS! Ml own plant with product.s from our own farm by ex­ , 1 standing aign IH x 1' •PP/'^'* iss Anne K. LeDoyt and Mrs. Besaer. at their new J January be aupernnon. piaetical- 1*01 the Italian g v I*Iavs Siiiulav THE cause of peace In the world, the r'eaee roninuttee of either ously InjiirrH Hackney Tops Pros PUBLIC INVITEO Athletics Take Two World Peace committees of Ten- ehunhea. Joe Louis Hollering r/Mim-ecatlonnl church and xhe drive . losrs on .lune 22 M Five Gape Gop-bound vaca­ Dr. Terl ly iizcyk of Indian Hill REFRESHMENTS - nANCINC H erald Angle x.ssl .-»-»;;; -■ tioners eseapi d serious injury last and Pm Alex Harkney of the Games from White Sox «.▼ rently sponson.g a n'e needy areas of the world night when their car rammed in­ home rluh produced the beat j For Return with Ez EARl. W. YOST ^"w nT'toThe nfedv people m Ko- through the vanou.s relief agen- to the rear of a .steel-Ioa.le.l truck rounds in the C'f>nnerUeut Section j on Nigger Hill in Holton, east of \ Bpnrta r.dllor lulling Kir«l Ganio rea, inHl. India and theth Far Ka.st. _ cie.s. PGA Pro-Amateur event at the | 1 1 of cood. Rev Fie.l n Fdgar. minister.of the Mnnehesirr Town Hine. Tlie Brown Bomber Impress­ Almost every type South Melhodi.st chiireh. in speak- |, iniurcd reeeiverl emergeney treat­ Country Club yesterday afternoon. • K ih Ih in Free for usable clothinp 1.’ nee.le.l Countrv Club ISoles warm. in warwirvasird mg of the drive recently, poiiiteil | ment at Man. heater Memorial hos­ I>*nzcvk, posting one of the best , es in Belting Out Lee Three Strike* and Otit Murn home with an 1 1 -gsme win .bv the peopl ..lit that in a day when the Com-| pital and were discharged. rounda of his < areer, toured the : All; Dodgers and 'snd famine-ridden countries o the Marion Pringle, •iTording to a atrrak, mlinlsts are making s.ieh great State P.ilimeinan Frank I.a- j layout with a brilliant four un- , SavolH in 6 lh Roiinfl Uuiinjj the all t <'uqiiei Inj; Knat- letter received in the mailbag ye.x (daiits Score Wins iea'orld. Beddinp. .such [ir'inises to help the needy peoi.les Forge of the (,’ol. h. .ster Harrarks, •ler par ri2-rJ2 G6. Hackney four ern a'A’lng. the Pah' lloac acoied ets. linens, etc . are needed also Before Full House of the earth and fail them .so com- who illve.stigat.'.1, said the car wa.s under nt the fifirenih tee. hogied lerday, 1« a strong iupporter of tW4» wina over the Red Sox. one -Food of every powdered pietelv tld- method affoid.s Amer- .hiven hv R.'inha.dt Ste.rU. Ik. of that hole and the sixteenth uii'l the Chicago White Sox. Thr let­ tri'impli o\ei the YiinUa. threr de- j I'rtlMT'k Ke%nM« By Ralph Rodm dried foods^ melndinc powdeied I Man. heater to extend a cialona over Wnshinjfton. and FlMiitf rn Aanorlnted rreaa Hporta W riter 0423 .A2nd avenue, Flmhiirst. L. I., [then ju.'^t m’ssed a great attem pt! New Voik. June 16 —iTP; - A jub­ ter wnter fell hurt at an ■ enoi ' one I I Mif.yh Lmi -ii ! 2 milk is n^ded ,,ial will I for a bird on the eighteenth to ilant Joe Louis. looking more like aTict eaa In PhUadelphin TIu.n add.a i vie R*s( hi, the Bprlnglltld and the triirk by Alexander Pro- which aj'peared In Wedne.sday s Ki ll iH O wiml up with the low pro score of 1 the magnetic, dynamic Brown up to a»ven vina. (loean‘1 It. Ma» •; Atl-I.n\ I) (Mass I rifle is on the beam again. people of kop, 30 of 3 Furnace afreet, Best Ball edition of "Hie. Herald regarding la being mad , . will he understood hv ill He 68 . Bomber of ten yeora alo, hollered rlon? Add four wlna In ('levelanil , < * ' ill ' .1111 3 p' As a I( iull the pennant outlook Manchester to make a eontrihii- I lanielson There was a three-way tic last , the pitching record of Lou Krel- iirgvd that the people ..f Mamh. s- i HtiRTwal Stiidloa A total of 7N golfers compctril for Kzzard Charies today and there nml the Sox picked up II wlna on for ihc New York Yankee* I* tion of food, elnthing. bedding or Alfrexl W. Olson. .Ir. Tlie trooper stated that the night in the weekly Best Ball ^ ter share in this gesliiie ..f gon.l Mi%a OlorUi raff*' in tlie event, con.'-idcied a great wa.sn't a soul W'ho would dare hush i low. the rond, not 10 aa you atated in NllllrillAl l)iij:lder today , money tothis very w. .ethv cause tpiiek. owner! bv the F M. Gurtis louiiiament. A draw for |)o.iitions , Following la Marion'a lettei will to the needy families on the entry for the conditions. lycn- him down. >our letter The .'12-year-fdd righthander, There are large re reptaeles in Alfred w Olson Ir 1<>. of 17 .ompanv of Panielson. was being resulted as follows: i othrr Rld<' unrM Mr and M^p. Roy Barlow of IT rzyk s 66 is a record It was the ' A couple of days ago if you even .Sportswrlter. Miirion, Liu afr4iid von have i ' winner *>f 21 each of the both of the . hur-hes t a re. five all Ms. kmataek stieet has been ap- .Irnen east on the Nigger Hill por­ 1. Ray Warren-Bundl Tarca. i Manchester Evening Herald, Marahall road annoimrr the rn* i)Vst competitive round ever posted hinted that 37-year-old Joe would at ruck out Strik-' oiu' waa fml- p.i.st few Ren?»nna. apparently I* point'ed hv the it at department tion of Roiile.s fi and 44 A at » ^ | ^nt of Gloria< RiU Page .to have a chance againat the heavy- | 39-4-33. Dear Sir; »oe to note th.it K«>iien uiotu th*’ ; ur.ulcd for his best season in the and hahit v ore '.vhite to attend the Arniv offirers Gan- p m when it wa.s struek In Ih.’ -" ^ here in tournament play. Hia sis­ Holway-Harold Giglio. ; - Krrd Oakca. *on of Mr. aivl Mrs. weight champion, you would have 2. Phil .Iii.st a note to put you straight h\-lined aturv Sink*' twn wn.'« u-l». lU.IJOl.S, rear The ram and fog made vusi- , ter, Grai'c, also played in the rlothr.^ nidate school at Fort Benning. 61 Hawthorne been sent tu a booby h.xtch in a 38-3-3.3. on Lou Kretlow's wins. I sduul, , fnr wntinj: tint the almy on Ktct Kaschi run up an 8-1 report cara hility poor. And thr truck war four''Omc that im liub d K<1 (^rerd. 3. Art Sleveiis-Lou Kellv (la. street. lull ry. up to now. he hasn't been such a low’a pltchiuK record waa in errm 'j and ihen suffered two sound beat- y How long do seirntls's esti­ Ol.son. graduate of Maiudiester mnvil^K slow rate of .qpr#*d I lootlmll Clinch at New Britain 37-2-3.3. UtIHe Olekalnakl The wedding: date will he an- Today, with the exciting memory JIminr Itoiuib whlxf-bang - but keep an eye on Tlie third atnke uea f'U ajrvnu: I mgs hut the hnnl-wurklng ace ha* h and mate that the eonl reserves in the High school ha.s re.-ently been when thr Acrhlonl ocf'urrr«|, h^ i jTrnf'hers GoHego. and Bob Smith (lovernor's Gup him: You stated that l,oii canv’ nmincofi later of the Bomber'a e.xploaive six round the \Vhjt»* Sn\ u 'Ti l(( atrmrht Willie <»1gUmi'sUi Kian.l.Md ,(.r,ir hiiilt with two neat perform- I'nited .‘states will last ' employed hv the Pioneer Para- SAJ(I rhe \ f'hi(lr WAN loaded with ■ i pro at Indian Hill. Dr Ivcnrzyk knoekout of I..ee SavoUl fresh ui A 36-hule champion match will| Tl'.e Mnmhester American 1-e- | through with the Oral shutout of ' Rnme.'^ the laat time thev \iadeil I .dices A It our use of e..al eonlinues eliute I'omj.'iny m .Mariehe.ster, l.'-slcrt I I didn l have a five on his card a.^^ .sUortatn]i w th the Silk < itv yXi'en mind, hardened boxing men and be played tomorrow hy the two, gion Junior hsscball team will ' |-,is major league career '**’ ! thr Ka.st in the Twilt>;ht na.sclmll Lea>:ue 11.1 heat the Chicago White SOX at the same average annual rate rpon Mii.-.-.-ssful .iimplelion of 1 Tr- atcfl At the ho.»ipitAl w.-rc ^ j he came up with fourteen pars and I lad Krldav and la.st night turned Q What is the story as to why Savold hlnuielf, will bet you even finalists. John GTianda ami Dr | open its sciison with Wiiid.sor | night ' against the Washington ( Next hatter left veaterdav for active ilnty In' I, r. t 1.M1. as between llHO an.l 19.'.U our eoal the nffi. er candid ile ,s. hool Olson Mi.<^s Mary O Tonlr. 27, who ; lour biitiics. liack the Detroit Tigers. 2-0, on Abraham l.in."ln gr.M a h.-ard’ M anchester money that Louts will take back Dick Gorman. LTianda reached tin i I .ock.s Suiidav afternnon at 2 '■ Senators. This Isn't true, lie had . Shota Here and There I,.serves woiil.1 last until the year will ho eommis.sione.l a seeon.l 1 J4tevo Kristof. Art Wilkie S r. lie* Nav\ A veteran o( W «»i M ■ In;'. 1 ,’s ■»t\ t 1 A To please a v.ning gnl l.m- ^rf’ccivcd fAf'ial injurtca and a the pri2ed crown he held so lung. linnl bracket with victories ovi i o'clock al the We.sl Side Dval |„ shutout last week In tniicago ; .Art Valpey r ent i an|;«'d In^ •M, itlircc hits to hdcoiiic the first ma­ lieutenant in the Infantry He ; and Art Jr., and Kreddi^ McKone , W’n: n. Willie \\'\'* ri the. Keservei Vs r.ir . •'1 'iSM 1 jor icngiic pticlicr to win Itu coln said. l.itlle Hrare Bedell hruiard Miaa B caln re Ma­ And he'll probably get his chance Walt Murphy. Jimmy Horvalh ■ Tlie game will open the Hartford | 4 .0 . The White Sox alao eii- football roarlunjf .ataff at tlie I'ni lan from the Man­ I played wnUi Hackrfey. Other local | when leralled to didy gaiii(‘H Rii.schl won his tenth wrote him during his . ampai^gn ia the first loney. 16. and Mlag Barbara] Date Book in Detroit this September. Charles and Bob Wilcox. Dr. Gorman niov- ' Countv Legion Junior l>vop. joved a ten game winning streak , ver.sity of ( 'nnnei tirut Hoh In- 4 <3 Where is the oldest seat of i golfers who competed were Bill tfieksmski Kfirlinti'd fmui Mill 1',- i:'i(4'i ■ for the prestdeney suggesting that Chester area to receive such »n ' Rnnrjny. 17. all of Chatham. N. J. has a July 18 date with Jersey ed up with triumphs over Ptillmaii Coach Wally Fortin plans to ' the last time they visited the Kalla rxchHii^ea ilutrea with Hutch 1 .'iMi'llt . . 'it 4iM f, ' giiinc in llt3tl on .Inly 4. government in the I'nited .'dates' Lockwood and Tommy Prior, play­ vei ('olleKe in Martf''rd i‘arliei I r.i 'icld s ghltcniig victory over he should let his whiskers grow appointment ' llosemary Stork. 2.A, sister of the Today Joe Walcott in Pittsburgh on his Keith. Tony Pond and Toni Kelly. start Pete Maneggla on the | Fast this time they are reallv •Iordan. InRalls will handle the \( .'»■ V It. U^ 1: A Sante Fe. N M Its Palace ing with Harry NcttlrbaMt of I lus mold h Me pla\ ed vill --i’ V , ilic l igors Iiiahlcd the Ynnltu to and he acted upon her advi. e (Inver, suffered shin bruises. Combined Tall Cedars outing of agenda and Louis said "1 want a Men's ilu b Ghamplonuhlp. mound with Jimmy Roach catch- ; going to pour if on! But be sure , line with Jordan in rlmrg:e of the V. 1', ifi’ tpp ■ t 1 f, , i:-.’ of the Governors about 340 years hfisehnll .4n«l hiiHkellMll Ht MlllVel' N aI Iniikl So.\' pacr-acUlng l-aForge said that ralrolman Nutmeg Forest and Tun;yuA Kore.s:. Avon. Hank Ha-Ms. Hobby Ln- couple of more fights before then Doc McKee is sitting back Pinky Hohenthal. Dsve ^ ,nd keep the record* straight. ^ends ('aptarn ller.seh»d ' I'li I lit the Wliitc old IS reporterlly the oldest piihhe Fianil.s and Jim Kirkpatrick, who waiting intently for the rhanipion- uig. Fuaon. a K*eat fonthall player* w.th fill fiMII Veai'H T: ; r 1 V nu'.igiii to tliri c g.iiucM The Sox Q Are the famous Texas long­ I 1 »eo rge r. Mrt'aiighev the Man-| vveat Hartford, Et Ga^ ^Grove. Maybe one li> Germany and one Balon, Red Case and Andy Man- White Sox Fan, ii 2o dogs live in all parts of i Miss Harhar.i M Waskitr of 2« Marion, you obviou.sly are not tucky. He was wounded twice In a Iwi-nlglit doublrhc.ader praetieally extinrl for many years m al of atate polii*e Traffic waa Britiah-American eliib .annual Hat km y and Wilkie. J r , '^'on Charles.” said the battered 3 3 - Horn Bobby ” J""* J ' Morianos and Mlrkey McGuire In !*htl«'1< li'li ft ...... ';i. IM the world" fri^irtlanfl ,atr*'ei h ».•» bc*en \nra- loo close to baseball. The story Korea Pittaburph IMrate.s f.ans League Leaders ;t' tk| Basclu fannc.l c gill, had a no- .pi^^y Were pler.liliil on the ranges hrav.v an'l and by the ai'cidcnt. 6 6 . tered^ 3 nose, mimllshpurpllah bruises under| ed this week and llnksnien a.ski'd to r^- |.enple all over thr world have (Jrnvo. reminded that tomorrow is the >«» P'h.' r KaT-duiK Lou Kretlow. waa written trade with the ('nnls y»‘stenlav ^ l-iM'-. 1' , !. "I'.'i 11 ! lelief pilcl'ci I-red lluli'ldnson sin­ part of the la.st eentiirv I'lil they C'fittnce ('t.lony in Ifnir.illon, Ber­ The front end of the ear wa.s. Sixtecntli annual outilofu- mu.*;u i each eve and a scarred Up. 1 . . , ,j . My T iu' ,\sMiK'irl»'(l I’res.s owned d.'gs From pole to j.ole ex- jin New York by Aaaorlaled Prew Wally WeallaUe. key man in the gle,I and was In trniihle only in are never seen anv more except as muda I hailly damagerl State p«»li( e tof»k festi\al, F/dijrational Square. 4 "He was sharp, real sharp.” said j final qualifying date^ InrldentaMy ^ .■Xmcrlcnii l-cagiic nl.rrers have always found dogs the blond loser. '1 Just couldn't get Freddie McKone posted his ‘ aporta uTiter Ralph Roden. Ro- tracle. waa a favorite nf the Pi- B.'illing ( I’.iiScil (HI liiu Im.t ;tl , I' n- mnlh Tin- Tigers pul two on an oerasimial curiosity In s stock with the mo.vl primitive or most ' the nut-of-atatr residrnta. who p m. I den'a atory waa 100 per rent cor- wiHi "lie out hut Rn.sclil .slniclt out Dr and Mra F.arl I. Storv’. who Lockt' Favored ff .. I fylng round on Wednesday. He ratea' fajii. ranking only aeuon4artford where they District IT Conn^etKiit State Ihi-owii out altcmptlng to steal Methodist ehurrh fmni 1041 to J j n e o ^ niERlURY kind of Ismis he met last night In I * I Kretlow’a flrat win ainre the I son. line coach for the Chlcagi Runs Miiuisu. (Iiiciig.., tK, Q How long df'ep it take the Q Who holds the major league . « -intinuefl their joniney by train Nurpeh' aasnr. dinner meeting, In Open Event Local Sport llh'r.l as Glnshcig fanned 1044 are in tnwn visiting their Jam-packed Madison Square Gar-| 1 Vi hotta CalcutU partner ! i 1940 acaaon a tw'O-year wait I Rears the pnit eleien seasons, an ItlMimus. R.ist..ii, tl. elevator to reseh the top of the lerord for most runs hatted m a Nfi nrre.'it.s were made, hut I-^n- ('oventry. 7 p. m. ' Piiiiadi Iplila s stunning victorie* [daughter, Mrs Kail Mnnre n f IIR den. Neither did anybody else In- 1 Oalriitta • waa a 4 to 2 triumph over the noimcril his retiiT.iiienI ficni fool- r.uns Ihillcd In UMliln'inii. Washington Natn.nnl Momimenl Kfir^e i.«iaucd a warning to Stork Wednesday, .lune ? 0 over Hie While Su\ ended Chica­ .mnpli' pamr “ Henrv .sti'eet f'?' St«»rv \^■lll ns- Bimunghani. Mich-. June 16. BROTHER eluding the S.R O. crowd of 18,119 i Thirty-nine leam.s have been * Wa.shttiRdon Senatora on June 6 In hall today. Amleixon will devote' Chicago. 34; Wllllnnis Host.iti, 31 A About one minute A i »n Srpt 16, 1P24 .lim Ik>t- fur ft'llnwing tiMi fdo.se Assistint ,St HHflget’a strawberry feativ.al. 0RIARTY>ui.p National le-'a.srno. ,n the invest i»:atioM wa.s Auxil'nr,\ H to 8 :.d0 p nv r The I ’nited States Golf open FsAli'm ilreaU. The A's won the opener Methodist church t'*m'.rn‘W He- "I feel better than since the first 1 was held last night with brisk ' twice, it waa Imposalble for Mr. while working for a Detroit steel ] ciu. ago and Knln I'hdadcl Q Are cranberries still har­ pix at bat pot tbror .ainglop, Stat» I'nlici-man U’llliam Hickey Wcdnesilay. .fane 27 entered its clo.‘>ing .'>6-holo round tIUPIOli till Bl ” I in 11 Innings on an error that |f'enti\' pM.stfir of St r'aul’a Meth- III u ■ fll iiiiir ■ AKHliril Billy Conn fight.” said the Bomb- ! biqdmg sending the pool over Ti ­ SlHifipy ' I-cfly ’ Brriy “Mr. R#d Kretlow to record a ahutout. Mn- company. . Notre Dame has i ppia. 70 a dniiMr, two homr nina, flnive in of Middletown. (’oiinty meeting of Hartford wound up In a free for all. vested hv hand' I fidiat church in Ne\^n')rl R 1 . I>r today with Biiti.sh Ooen Champion er, patiently answering the ques- j They say this is the top pool Sox” in Manchester uill rrlebrnle Hon. aa you atated in your letter. cluUIenged the legal authority of | Triples — Miiioso, Clncago. s Nutliiniil A Todsy most hnrvesling Is ('minty Ferleratlon of TVniocratic ; Klmer Valo walked with twto 12 runa. to optabllah a bijj league Bobby Locke favored to score the lions of a nulling crowd of report- | up. Drawings for posi- hl8 blrlhdny Sunday I Ijou’a aecond aucceaB. however, waa the NCAA to curb live telecasts of Kox, Chicago and Coan. Waslimg- II: ill' lit iMil.'iiij t srrompllshed with maehinerx. ) Story renuestefl retirement on \Vmn*‘n'.a iduhs. at “Y." 8 p. m. oul au.l scored the winning nin ri'Onnl 1 .lune in In an.l Mrs Stoi\ tirst foivign victory in Jl years. ers and well wishers. In the first ' y f;frr made following th>' ------' a blanking againat the same W ash-I college football games. I’hil | t,,„ f, I 1 I I 1 I /, ' Care and speed are ne.'c.ssary to Icidirs of Columbus lawn des­ ,N. Y r 1. lit riltBlmrirli " isi on Guz Zemlnl * double that Jim I rraifle pt TiO Park ' nue. fhn'd- llartfonl (lollegc's At the same time this tourney Conn fight on June 18. 1941. Louis! auction and are posted on the bul- Al Morgan. .Negro athlete, has , senators, Tuesday, June 12 i Paine and Gene Conley pitched the j n,,i,i,. Runs Rid.iuhon (Idi .igo prevent bruising, but the seo..j.s :i > \ 8 Gnl' al 11 lliisby fumble,1 in left renter field. Q By whom was the picture r>f ' sert card party. K. of C. tiome 1 wa.s tanking rank as a .sensation' knockeii out rocky Billy in 13 ■ been n.aiiied "Most Athletic" by I The score wss 3 to 0. (Hartford Chiefs to a double win , Willlaius, B.iSt'.ri. 12 ■ re far less expensive than hand ; flenre Ictin board in the men's locker n .'..Il Bt «‘;i ■ I'iMHti 6 |‘iibn Valo boWle.l over catcher Oua Kfoorge VVaahington praying at j I for Its resi.stance to efforts of the ^ rounds. room. Fir.st round must he <'oni- the Class of 19,31 at Manchester ‘ Then too. Marlon, you mlased ; over Binghamton last night al j Klul. n Rs.sc.-i IIu di>. (3i,r\’ that ‘ Onklanfl atreet. has hef^n invited to After two da}s of st.-iggering in­ vold. He predicted "I II knock him 1 Beat Ball Foursome UIT' h trill \ « hi F. b« Q r>o the residents of Guam the football squad and a member , jng their all-winning Initial Inva-I ceived $2,3,186 last night for belt-I ic.iipi Guuijk'i I. tlm ag ". 3 u, i '%iii>*ri4 nn I KlidiurdK ProteaU I>erl*lon Waahington waa aeen at Valley .■ippenr ;iH a qualifying contestant The establishment of a Board T o lla n d to vi< lous trap.s and r(‘Ughs. the out Inside of six rounds.” ! pay I’ S IneniTie taxes’ Alex Hackney will stage a best of the track team ' slon of the East In sddltlon. ring out 1..** Savold in aix rounds | I (IIIU; Lojial. N'c'V York and I'cll-^ 1 at N ♦' w N ■ I K 4 . •». j So plli'h' i' Saul Rogovln, back­ Forge kneeling in the aimw has I on \^'T1(’ S new dailv "H'dldav of Honorarv TniNtee.s of Hartford , gam es best shot-makers had fail-' He did it at exactly 2:29 of the A The people of Guam have sixth with a smashing left hook to , ball foursome next .^aturday. All ------Manager Paul Richards' hustling at the Garden. Joe will also get ei. I'levclaiid. 9 1, 990 I 'I'. 1 1 ing up Hu' play, swung al Vulo. been the theme .1evelr.,.,..| bv many '.'-'i',,,'.--'p,',.qr..ni ' .‘'h'.- ed completely to cra< k Oakland 1 V. been ordered to .start paving in­ iH N> h«‘aT fl «'Mlleg*' IS announced by Howell The Hi< k.s Memorial .m hool will playpi'A arc asked to Sign with , '* nayoi-s from both leuma ruahed seiilptors an.1 illiisl rati.i s H''"''.'' ' on the hr..,irleasl Ti Hills’ haras.«;ing par 7u. Not even the jaw that dropped his bleeding, Only letter winner* lost to M^n- 1 crew topped Cleveland In four $3 080 from the special teevee nt- Strikeouts Ua.-'clii. New Yoik, come tax as of Ian 1. tO-At t'n- uesday morn­ (’henry of Manheester following' I lose for the summer vai aiion Alex hy Thursday Chester High’s hasehall teani^ hy str.aight games in Cleveland to re- cuit. 63. McDcinmlt. Bopfnii, 3’.. . iml and a few blowa were landed Bnieckner a painting depicting the ing Ht 0 '10 the action of H re<*ent meeting of tlie olflest golf student could re­ wobbling rival for the first time I‘b.lB-1' ll*bi 1 before older was rcalored. White der the new Organic Act for the epiaode la one «>f the moat famil­ Monday. .Iiinr 18 to reopen on member when more than JOO 'SafB'x in the fight for keepa. Attributed to Greenaheeper graduation are I3ob Wlllla. Spec National Is-agiir I t ' tlie active Board of Trustees of , i S..X .M.iiiagci Paul Richards ur- r«rlfte Islands the tax eoul.l have rounds of the high-pressuied open t-v.xv * It was strictly a one-sided battle Visiting golfers last Sundav for ; Flavell. Tony Tiemann and Bill •'cr iar. The loral Republican To\nn ' whu'h Mr f'heney is chairman. j Wednesday. .September r> for the Battiiig Musial St G.ui>, . gued the declm.m aiulplayed the been delayed until .liily 21 lO.M had been playerl without par get­ all the way a* Louia anapped Lee'a coinnutiee ’met at its headquar- .lesse W Randall, president of . new .school yi^ar. I’.oiunsiin. Bioo'ilYti 3?2 IntFriintluntl ugfilcal' iiiider protest. Bob Q head back'with Jarring left Jaba Bank Defeats P. A, L.^ 6-3^ How did cottage cbe*se re- the Travelers Insuraiu'e romp'^ny. | ting lacerated. ■r. .r-l;,. Runs llodgcs. Brooliliu and , $:M- I I Hooper, who stopped the White Q —When waa the Army Nurse l«Ts. 98,'*. Mam stieet, last evc- Mr and Mrs. I Tddcn Jewett, and belted him- the head and ceive Us name'* will be chairman of ,the honorarv I Ivorke, one-stn>ke leafier after m to Lisrk. New' York. 43. , j Sox' 14-g.uiie winning atreak re-- Imng A general ifiscussmn of Oorp« organ I lied' A (Ynginally this cheese wa.^ Mis . KUir Ludlcm . >Irs. Mari<*n A .'■)6 hole.s with four-over-par ,144. body, with short right* and upper­ "'“— ’"s. o s , ri’riK". Runs Hatted In Snider. Hi'ook, , A —Phiring thr Spanish-Ameri­ , local party pMlii'i«\'< an<1 a program tru.stees ho will serve tn an ad­ acclaimed Flavell and Tleinann were New Tap<' for Monmouth I I ently. w.i.s Hie winner. made chiefly in cottages and small Baker. .Mrs, H.irry Bartlett Mere liejiflCfl a scj-eeMcd field of .").*) intfi cut*. From the aecond round on. tion the local cour.se ia in. Hnt.s ' "rnson. Bees Lose on One-Hitter lyn. 46. Westlake. St Louis. 4.3 | I Zeriilal .slarlo.l the A’a off in til* can War the government hired its in prepar it ii'P for the ic'xl eler- visory capacity to the ciiliege. Al- pitchers and Sheekey an Inflelder. hoine.'c It is al.io railed Dutch the final .'16-hole grind. Tlie re.st of ...... Savold- -gushed , , blood from his „„ ach- hi. go off to Steve Krlatof who is do­ lilts Aslihurn. I’luladclphui, mghtca|i with a grand slam homer first profe.ssinnal nurses for the fioti were the pnn'ipal items be­ .*-o elected to the new hoard are: | cnller.s on Dr Harn>s Rro’e and < 1, caiipoil. N .1 I’ A new rhee.^e heraii.^c the Dutch were (he an original field nf 162 fell by the ing noae and from the third on hia 8 another splendid iob Th. 79. Dark. New Yolk 74 ( ‘ Army That aetually was the start fore the committee Herbert Brucker. editor of The .Mrs .lohn F. Barton in Kent re­ Nino Pagan! icports there will First National Banks’ antry In .1,1,tl. ilarling I U'c :ci. . ei.sfiil In ' 111 the Ural Inning and little Bobby first to make it wavside after Thurstiav and Fri- face war a crimson smear greens were never better, despite Tn|p|es Musial. SI. L.ms, 6 , ' Shuntz slaved ahead the rest of ' of the Army Nurse Corps aP j Hartford ('ournnt : I-ewia Fox.' cently. Savold Hurts Joe lie a Rcc Softball l.s-ague meeting the Little League alumni rireiiil. I'.ii,",!.. :ol an.l II.tiu.lined Hus s.'a- chairman of the Hartford Board of 'lav’s l8-hf»lr rounds uhich flevel- the heavy rains during the la.sf A lu m n i K p 8iilts Baumlmltz. tliicng.i. .3 the way to gain hla fifth victory. ' though it was not until Feh. 2. Sunset Hehekah T.oilg will oh- I Seventeen merr.hers of Tollanrl Only in the fifth, when he shook for managers Mondav night at 8 ■c.ii at meetings lieM uirier the Fdiication. who ha.s been an mdive ' (irange ope'l a home-stretch qualifying three days. Steve’s ■ guv who notched its first win of the season Home Run" Hodges Brooklyn. ' lii.ti .lolinson, recent waiver ac- 1W11. that Congress adopted the Q What was the public reac­ .serve "N’eigiihors night " Monday 're neighbors mcht the Bomber with two overhand o'clock at the Fast Side Rec The laiirpucs of Hic National Steeple- trustee for a number of years; limit of 1.^2 . I lakes real pride in his ivoik. a last night at (linrter Oak flepi . 20. Westlake. St Lmre, 16 j(juisilii.n fnim the 8 t. Lout* legliiafion that established the tion to the first performance of evening in OiM Fidlow.s hall. Rep- , , , . , . rights to the head, did the Engle pivitest filed by the Army ard lUnL • «> s i o n 'm .lohnnneshurg. fission. .s.l\’<“t .«? .1 1 1 1 and Bohlnsoii Biooklyn. 10 )ii,r,]ip , sliaighl victory for Waahington the military H,irtf..rrl tin. kv.ll.. ^ SI af f... H an.l ''‘‘*'''1' "f The Hartford Timp.x. and a part of the proj;iam. damage. time. Tuesday night the Paris Haitford P A L Eddie WnJ- 0 1 n 1 i> (1 way In Moiinioulli Park's j erally pronounced an absolute r-Hartford . I . Ho, kMlIe.,1 « .St . . af fot d and Miss Khzsheth .. T \\lomm.H...... i _ 'a Tolland boy Walter Beaton, ' Afrma, wa.s one stroke I I'ltclilng Roc, Brookh'ii, ' ns he pllclied tile Senator* to a Fasthainiiton will furni.sh one num• . , .v # j . . Ixiuia said the right didn't bother Cui tains w ill me»t Green Manor clk went the route for tlie wui- \ tt’.f'r, ,1h 1 2 2 2 4 -U, la i.s The elastic tape was In . _ r. • V’ tiu.'^tee from the founding o t u I h.a.s been aecepti ;ihead of P.ive Douglas, .skinny ' ' 1 non Hii'chern, SI 1/ouls. i 4 2 decision i.ver Early Wynn and Q -What rommrr.-isl iisa u , " I ’'''' F "'''’ f ' f'f”' her on the pn»gram Past Noble . . . as .a iv.euiher of him. ( hiirch Softhett 1p«S ur ill a Rec League game nt 6:13 at iiers giving up ten hits, walked Tkj I J. If . . , .1 0 1 I . I eolb-ge in 19.IP until her resignn , the Hol.stein-Frei.san As.‘'icw i.ation iron-.sh'it act from Newark. Del., . ! •J I , I oou msriv of thr hlark lonfst wruirt’ 1 puhli.' porformnnor in lOfin A Grand Nfrs, Virginia Keene "I knew wlial I w aa doing all the thr Charter Oak Ixri.s. , four and struck out two, Ray 3b 0 0 .Strikeout.s New( .iiuhe. Hr ...... “St nM'l.LI'fi. poll' ..rits-s '' ^ tifMi in 1919 who blow in fioni nowlicre with a VALUES! .^•ain: (f . 4 n . 1 tors wrapped It up with three In A Black U.rn,-1 wood la por- ; I*'-'' prrfonnanrr In 1004 r.t.xh. I of Aqien' a of Brattleboro \’l. hy ! ( piitrr CofignA (!3 in charge of the entertauinmnt and 14.”» ye.ster . time. " said Joe, and he sure showed Hutt lasted the distance for the F.aravtch If •> Ivn. .Iaiispiv, Nr'.v Yt'rli. M) out I he Itrtli. Irv Noron driving In two frot for u«r as Insulator pina I ll-hrrt thr oprra as a h-ipr sn. rrss In commenting on the creation ; action of the Hoard of r>ire ...... 2 0 0 1) s F.akt Hartford < ft > [personal and lineii showiT The Jaw a a you'll ever see. the first a'ul a lead the winners AH K M I Nev I'oinhe, returning to action crossing it with the silkworm ntere.«d will be valuable in increas- ; tion Membership in the organiza- ' gave him 146. 1950 FORD CUSTOM 2-DR. SEDAN $1595 Louis' who outweighed his rival, M-Cciili ...... 2 0 0 ' Silk C.lv hasehall team will ^ By Major League Teams party wa.«» given hv Mis Stephen ing t he opportiint v f>f higher educa- tion now totals over 41 000 Braeketeil at 147. three strrdies KmeIiI. c ...... 2 it It n n ' never relinquished. Marty Slnr- 1 Wllh, . 1 O I after a week's Isyoff, drove home Q— How msny dogs are there in Light tan. Radio niid heater. One owner car. 13,000 miles. Stock 211Q to 190. .said "This Is the one; n meet the Hartford North Ends ^ ' Hutt. p Q Which city ha.s the -li.stinc- Zaretsky of West .street. Rf*ckville, tion for young women m the Hart­ off I^cke s pare, were five play Krililrr. p ...... 1 0 0 ' rin singled home Norm Vlttner ' the winning run with a sixth In- the average litter? , / The fourth and final In the se- No. I - >.30. T went out for. In the other fights 2 1 I Surday afternoon at Colt’s P*rk J I >iilri'Ut, If Wallt. r pi'ol.ably will replace , single, I Mon of having the most telephone.s who will he matron of hon^r v( hen ford rommunit V.” ers. including 1947 Open Champion ('larkr. 3b c ...... 4 2 2 .with the third run in the third o! Hv Thr .Associiiti'd I’rchs A The average number I neji of fire drills for members of I was Jiust trying to work myself | i in Hni lfoid. Game time is 2 ; I Mol'.mphy. 2b the dcp.irtcil Edwards ss the' Newcombe scattered eight hit* P'^r capita " Mi.«s Gadomskt is married to Bav- I.^w M’opsham. Oakmont, Pa.; frame after Norm eollecled his I I Tlie Hrooklvn Dodg.’i's. .SI Louis pups in a litter is five. , t^ho TaMaiid Fii,^ n.partniont will i p,,„i Runyun. 42-\o.ii-ohl. two- into shape. This time I knew I was Tritalf .li'i 13 12 21 ft 6 o'clook Cn.veh Pat Boldue nf the | B t..oils' No 2 catcher behind Cam- f,,nncd seven in posting his A Wa.shingtmi P C. h.T.'i more nmnd Hedena fd Rockville, ,liine .30. 1959 FORD CLUB COUPE $115$ ...... (_..,i. . 1.'...,.-... ssreond hit and stole second. Carl ! J!' ('ardlnals nn.i New York 3 Hiikec.s in .St .Taines's church Guests uho 1 be lield at the Tolland fire h'»use i tune P(JA rhamnion; Clayton ready.” Hclradoii .Arfav 110) tamed the fourth run In I . ., paiicllii Terwilllger s eh.ntnes of j victory. The Dodger* telephones per cHpita thnn anv firccn. Radio and heater. Low mileage. Sferk No. U-’ IO. How will he make out against n or Dick Blow on the mound Stan appeared more fnrniidulde ti. l.iy Q- How hichj ^ the statue of attended from Bnrkxnlle. Wethers­ I)eiiiaii at 9 n. in. Drpuiy Fire [ hnlkv campiigtierr from AP r. H P(> A i the fourth inning with a two out .. ... lirenking into the Vegulnr Infield | both of their runa In the cltv In the world: v'^an Francisco is R'.i htr'laAn. If rf 4 it 7> 0 > ; nriffin w til join the locals Sunday pi following last hour trmle.s Ihnl iii- William penn orT the ("itv Hall field and this town were enter­ 1 niiof Gfoigo A. (.antipr of Thomp- i Charlntto N .s : Al iRo.ll Kr„s.-h. Charles? j ____ I single to center, stole second an d i.itrk rf ...... 0 a;i|'car slim Scimillz. In .vars 1 mxHi. Jackie Robinson doubled and In Philadelphia" «econ<1. Stockholm .Sweden Is "I won't press my luck In tho | Laroa*', rt ...... 4 2 1 2 0 ! viilved 21 players |.,'|.d wa.s a Doilger killer hut has tained hv Mrs Zaretsky’s .•imall ' O f (leiliiig Prices .x.invlllo IS the instnirtor. , G.nnlrn Gilv, N V ; an.l Gharir.s 1949 HUDSON 2-DR. SEDAN $1395 .3 2 A 1 2 tallied on Carl Furillo'a single. third predicting league. " said Joe with a Ml Gann, ns ...... Manager Jimmv' Pontillo of the | fleldms Kl I 10 14 10 1 (lidv $|iiuiM. cliangeil I an 1i m A---It IS 37 feet tall, atop the ! .son and daughter who did tap danc- | Thf. repi sr Tn.Tt,np of Toll.xnd : /Chii.-ki Kioin, .S.in Antonio, Trx. 2 5 I , I i not been on the winning side of It.s ky Brl.lges singled Furlllo to Vl.tt. ;!b ...... 4 1 201 I 6 ' liie liHi teniig Hull included eiglit 548-foot tower of fAty Hall It Grange will meet in ('irange hall . B rru strr icrr#*n. Fully mlDaK*'- A \prv rlenn big smile. Then he turned aside 1 1 Manchester Bowling Green ''"a* \ ” ,4 alxlh •T»iim.xl .... 102 t h e rc.ii.l book for Hirce years ' e.s. The hnde unwrapped her pret- i }’.Uft«o. lb ...... 4 0 1 12 0 ,','host today to 20 pin boya at * | cltoiOM netted the fifth snd sixth I lino 100 1 7 ' Doilgers ami Cuh.r. seven I 'lii.l.s Hilr.l and Newcombe followed with Is the best-known human effigy Q Who as the first T’ S Hartford. June 16 When you Tuetalay, June 19 at 8 p m. car. Sttpck No, 1-22L and said "If I feel like I did ngatn.st ___ 4 2 2 n 2 The Ciili.s, prime iicijuisillon is ' tyv gifts while seated under wed- ‘ MrCartiiN'. 2b Vlttner with two out of Ktr.ft II Ta\l<.r and Pirates flic Ynnlv.s ami .Sena­ lus game winning blow. oh top of a W S building pfvstmaster general under the Con- .stnp at your parking lot. garage ] competitive program will be a fea- ] Savold. I’ll brat him." MnCurry p if . .___ 4 ] ft 1 1 o'm.Tlor league busebnll game in j'ooa. Kihvards. K.lwai'ds has been pluy- I ding hells. i and Taylor's three RHl's Starrtn Ltnif', tors nml one St. Isuus lii'own Tho second place New York I .Mtitntjon ’ r .‘service station, when you visit ] ture during the Lecturer’s hour M iisial (sainini; Jake Mintz. the voluble co-man­ n ...... 3 1 1 0 0 "'B iisIoii between the Red Sox and I ^r.re*. ___ 'Mg SCI..ml tlddle to Canipnnelln 1950 MERCURY CLU3 COUPE $1995 0 ",H t. Loul.i Browns, The boys left : P«ced the Bank s offensBe puwei hl(» Ttvl ir 8* • V’tt'fr lli.'.oklvii, cnjuymg a s; : game Giants renmincii six games off th* Q What IS the all-time place- A Samuel Osgon.) He was ap­ ! your beauty nr barber shop, when ager of Charles, congratulated Joe Scmik If ...... u 0 0 1 trin. sSiJvFf, Ir.ii’i nr*»wFr. un -i- and observers agree Hial he would The Ladies Society Ruth" Kent Bushnell son of Mr. and 3 1 .■? 1 »» three hits lend in Hic N.d.. mil IsMgue c. n- jiaic, (lutla.sl ng the Pittsburgh kuk record" pointed Sept 26 1789 rs ^ ' .voii take vour laundry or drv Blue. Radio and Heater. Slock No. I '- m . and said "We don't want any part -Mayrc P ...... __ "Ihy r.-ir Ih's morning It Is be-I Hartford put rt« . n Rij Vl<’ Wi.jf.k: '! iiM»* p:.i-. he the .No 1 hacksloji on anv oth­ the f ovenant Congregatmna . i * Mrs. Arthur Bu.shnell of Tolland III Fans’ Poll is the fi'rst'"time i together In the fourth for one rim. si'tlerablv sH ..ii.gHicne.l ils foi.es I’liatc.s, 11-6 Wc.s Westrum spark­ A - On Nov 30. 1892 .T T Hax- ,1 . If . .1 cleaning in on Monday or .stop at of you now. You can wait a year. 5 I UpvpcI thnt thif« Tlffillur.i! f.n l.m'-. Kir.«( er cliil. Halleti has tapere.l off ehurrh will go to \Norre.ster thi.S) - * was graduated with di.stint ti'in | ...... 3.^ in 12 21 12 I Two singles ah'l an error aceount- in an eiglil-man playrr dcnl with ed Hie Giiint.s. driving In six runa all hooted a 6 .'S-yard goal for Q To whom belongs the credit ‘ I'm onlv kidiling. added Mintz. iV NfctlorftI Kft'.k F !Ixrtf"r1 !u, Hie I'.ist f l -V years Ilcrmanskl your sh'ie repair shop ask to .see from the University of Connecti- ' 1949 PONTIAC SEDAN-.C0UPE $1595 r.iny-.^ ...... 102 019 I ed for two tallies in the Nevenlh. "n biklln, \^‘vj<'!k . Mult I" | on his ninth and tenth homers. Ho Princeton against Yale for the idea of burying an im- evening where the will be guests of i "First w-e have Wolcott, then we 11 OO] tor treated his pin bc.ys to a big 3 4 an.l M.ksis have been in .iiid mil hi.s posted ceiling pric.-'s." said cut in the cla.s.s of He major- | CTncago. June 16 i.-T- Out .\rniy ...... - O.'trout opened the Inning with a •ink'ouli*. Wnji .k 2. Hutt 3: w,M | 1 ohUiinu'l Aruly Faf- honierc.l w.Hi the ba.ses loaded In known SfJdier" Mrs Agnes Hirge of .’>8 Shrex^s- i Black. Low mileage. Radio and Heater. Stock No. I.-'JOO. lake Lmii.s. It ought to be big, real Twn-bai.' li‘l-*. Cmsb;.'. Sleek. I. | league game. of Hie lineup and may thrive on .Innu's F. Kelley. <'onnei tirut rd in geology and plans to con- i fielder Stan Mu.sial of the St walk but was forced *t seeon.l *s pit* hfi'. \V"j' .k, Mult. i'ft" ko. hard-hlHing oulfleUler, intUMiI the fifth and with one on in tho A When the subject was dis- ^ bury street, that citv Clark-. M ir.ee;., Bedeil. Paniela. r.; i regular work Q How long would it take s State Office of Price Stabilization finue his studies for PHD at the i Louis Car>ague Alumni base­ In West lake the Cards' search rocket ship to reach the Tn«ion" I'»irecto! today. "You can do your graduate school of geology in Sep- ^ in the voting race to overtake 1949 MERCURY STATION WAGON $1795 choice Tom Brewer singled OiiMlr.r: tlm* t <■> .lolmhy Scluiulz an.l cal. Ii-i- Rube The St. Louis Cardinal* anowed George did not reveal the name of l.ouis, making hia first fighting in base!. Cr.'.fl.y 2 Me.i'.niib; left ..ii ; ball games nre scheduled for seven for a righllmnded long ball lulling A • Acf'ording to one authorita­ service tradesman as well aa your­ tember at Yale. ; Nelson Fox, Oiirago White Sox ha-ee fe.nr ■• 3 Vriiiy s. ba.'ej ..;i | shsrnlv to center. Moliinmy scor- Walker. In return. Hie Do.Igers under the Philadelphia Phillies, tive work, such a trip would take the man who fust suggested the ^ Black. Fu'ly equipiied. Stork No. 1-17.3. the Garden since he gained a eon- | miiings Little I..eague contests jilayer apiiaroi.Hv hns en.lcd Ever Riiekiand Seliool self a favor by reminding him A S. Gondowarsilo an Indo- i second baseman, in the All-Star liall.i M.i; r.- I P.iari A. airllccout.. ln<7 when the hall broke by Stsr- R«ftr4 *f Tradf* gave up oulttelder Gene Ileinuin- 10-2 Billv Johnson. Stan Musial about 94 hours At first the rocket hur-at of an unknown .^Mier that almost every service trade trovers.al decision over Walcott on | arc .six-iiinlrg affairs. AH R II m A r. since Hie departure of Walker nrsian Agrirultura! offic lal. has ha.‘;eball poll Kehler 1. rin after * trv for * shoe string I ski. pitcher Joe Halt' .•her and Peanuts Lowrey featured tho would nuive along a path which Houevei. it i.s generally accepted ' prnprudor must have his ceiling been studying youth org.anir.H- 1949 MERCURY CLUB CO'JPE $1545 Dec. 3. 1918. ! Hrn« ' 1 ...... I I'oillier and Whilev Kiirowski the | i, 13-hll drive with three (iives l*ro£i*ani Fox still i.s highest individual And It was a big victory for the j rrsb. Ana-tssi’s clean bs-e ith 1 Bruce Edwards and utiliti infield. , forms part f a long ellipse that the .suggestion was made hv | prices posted where yfiu. his rija- lions and extensi,nn methods in B:ilv Thornton wtis eliminated been looking for a safeties each. vote getter witli 36.712, but he is Berwick Green, r'lilld Drive. Radio and llcafcr. !^tork .No. advocates of the ban against tele- Mae.Arthur IV-cuiiisa Honorary knock to left scored Brewer with Shgrf. lb 1 er Kd Miksi.s around the arth. while the last a news editor of q l^on^ion paper. tomcr, can see th*'ni and he must Tolland Gnunty. He visited Hlrks hy Kd Gaihisrh of the Hill Srhool ; rigliHuinded thumper to go along Johnson and Lowrey contribut­ only 1.611 ahead nf Musial. who casting fights, and for the new | Beferea In the semi-final round r.f the E *st- | the third a"d flnel marker. Et'« rh*rdl »■ 't ' HI. Isiuis obtained Wallv We,-.!- part of the trip wf>uld follow a also have filed a copy of these Memorial school and showed the U-I.3.3. rvru.tsio 1 will! leflhanded slugger Slim Mu- ed homer.s while .Musial banged out Yesterday afternoon, upon com- has 3.6 101 votes fangled theater-television idea ' Bees liOSe ’ lake, a recognized long ball liiltci seetton of sn ellipse shout the ‘ Q Did the author of Aesops prices with us here at the <*on- children how to write in hi.a lan­ i ern Interscholaafle golf rhamplon- (. »'1 ’ni.j •'Jl > f I S la b Weslliikr Is sei ond in home two doubles and a smgla to jack I pletion of a iinia on "sea life," Mrs. Jackie Robinson. Brooklyn sec­ A.. laat minute...... - rush parked. the Loulsvill*. Ky. General Doug- | „(,jp ye.sterdav nf the Yale courre. , In E.T-r Hirtfor.l the K. H fl 1 in a sevc.n-iiinn hw.i(. wiHi Hie moon. Fables really live " nei'tlcut OPS in Hartford Since guage and fascinated them with 1950 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION Arrhhan.bkult, runs with 16. his leagtie-leading averag* from ond ba.seman. follows Musial wath Garden for thin twice po.stpimed [ [as MacArtlnir ha.s_ at-cepteij the The .score w.-s 2 and 1. Oarblsrh ' Board of Trsde blanked Brown (I Plltsbuigh I'lrales. Cliff (.No­ A Ahmil vears ago. there Gertrude Qm.sh a fifth and sixth ! the primaiy purpose of the OPS stories about his country. During WesHake hns been playing third .376 to ,.882, .34,.'i63 votes Fddie Robinson invitation of the Uniteil States and Brsupre. 3 to 0 The Winners 1 If il riliti ChamlieiH came along with Q are ruhh trees ^ ivc-cl a ninn by thr iiamr nf Arsnp ^ gmclc's at thr Bi irkland school en- IS to help hold down prices which hi.s two week.x .stay in Tolland, Mr ahow which was finally shifted in went on to win the title. I b:ise for the Pirates b.il undoubt- Willie Rnmsdell pitched the Cln- White .Sox first baseman, is fourth 2-DOOR SEDAN $1595 end the Japan Lawn Tennis Asso- , ' were able to collscl but one safe ; I Westlake to Hie Cards who tapped for the ■first,lime He was of (ireek de.'icent hut tertained their parents. The class we all pay at retail, our nearly and .Mrs. R.ie Peck and family doors from the Polo Grounds. ! ediv will retuni to the outfield ( innatl Reds to a 6-1 decision over vvifb 33..'iI4, and Ted Williams Black. Radio, Heater, Ove^drlve. Stork No. I -2'jn. And 22.000 spect.stors saw the elatlons to serve as honorary ref- . Pinch Hitters Succeed In Vain hit off the .ifferings of Mac Me- I tm , i, 2A 1 9 i ped pitchers Howie I’ollel. Ted A Paihher trers art' ii'iiiall V pent most of his life on an island > president. Robert Bat.son. rondurt- 2.000.000 retail ru.stomers In Con­ of Mile Hill sect ion welcomed him Rr«wB A Reaoprp with the Cai'ds and bat behind Mii- I Max Surkont and the Boaton Boston Red Sox outfielder, is fifth fight via a closed circuit In eight eree of th» JaiJkn vs. I'nited jDonoiigh. 'Wilks, catcher Joe Gnragiola. oul- first tapped for latex in their fifth near the coast of Asia Minor It \s ^ od the meeting and welcomed the necticut can do a real job of help­ ill their home. I 0 0 0 slal. Braves. with .30.162. theaters In Pittsburgh. Chicago, States Davis Cupj match to be . Portland. Ore.- '/P.— Pinch hit- j The winners scored one run in Blertli 2b 'l , fielder Bill Howerton and rookie year. bard to tell which of the legend’s ^ parents A rollertion of ahcMs and ing themselves by reminding their The annual pirmc of the Tolland Hrault. rf ...... 0 0 0 j Chambers, who has been both­ Rain washed out the gam* be­ A total of 84.401 ballots have 1949 MERCURY CONY. COUPE $1945 Cleveland, WnshIngton, Baltimore, played at the Louisville Boat club | for the Portland Beaver* In ■each the flrst. third and sixth in- Ij I inflelder Dick Cole about his life are true Aesops niany < uruvs pertaining to sen life storekeeper, merchant or trades­ Gommunity Woman's Club will be M o h a n , if ...... ____ 4 0 2 2 ered with arm trouble sim e his no- tween the Bt. Louis Browrns and been tabulated to date. The poll 3laroon. Radio and Heater. F.xeellent condition. Stock No. nlngs. Errors paved the way ____ 4 0 0 0 0 I The Yanks. nHemptmg to^ovem ■ Q- Ofwhat religion vxas the name has been attached to scores was on exhibition, and the children man of his obligations to them un­ held on Wednesday Juno 20 at and Albany, N. Y. at 40 cents a here July 20. 21 an'l 22. ; the Pacific Co.asI League came Parqu^fi*. rf .... Boston a few the Red Sox In Boston. will clo.se at midnight June 29 hand, the theater-cast brought in for all three runs. B ip ll. lb ...... 1 ft 0 1 , I haul the fr.,nt-nmn.tiK . ago. reportedly i.s In shape. famou.si actress .^arah Bernhardt? r>f fables. were complimented on their aqiia- der the OPS.” •Moreys Pond, in Union. Gars will NT-IOI. '------I ihruiigii In fine fashion recently The All-Star game will be in De Mohsrt cn'leoled two hit* for Cr.it^ aa ...... ____ 2 ft 1. ft •-’ Whit# Sox. prucinoil lefl hand#! ^ ^ *« ra j A Sarah Bernhardt wa.s of , ------mun poster which formed a fitting The deadline for this posting leave Tolland Federated church at onlv $8,000. But the promoters are for Manager Bill .Sweeney. Of the llB o b Kiizav:. a jiroven .starter. Pollel and W ilks. one time Card The two-year old filly. Selling trolt Jiilv 10. looking for tremendous revenue $'esterday'a Stars the Bees. McDonough fanned 14 Sm ith ...... 2 0 0 14 Jew'ish descent She was sent to \ Q What is the food value of background and filing was Friday June l.Vand 6:30 p nv. Officers will be elected 13 used in a o:ie week period, five 0 0 0 •X I __ * . S-...... inainslav'umainslays. hnv'aahave nntnot ItVfullived IIT)up tOto Day, owned by Lionel De Veaux of 1949 MERCURY SPORT SEDAN $1495 from this idea in the fuliirc. hatters. Seoring threst.s of the -3b ...... 1 ” ( from the W’.ishinglon Senators. a convent for her education and mushrooms" Reports on the nlarfish. the sea i anyone not so filed Is. after that at the picnic. Mrs. Charles Gun­ received walks, two made hits and M '-Uu-iouf h. p .. ____ 2 0 ft 1 expecl-atlons this year but figure Toronto, Canada, was foaled At Lima Tan. Radio and Heater. Stock No. 17-81. The June 27 Jake La Motta-Bob Batting—Wes Wealrum. Giants, one reached flrat safely on an er- i Bees failed to materialize in four " The Yanks sent pitchers Kred San- while there was baptized as s ' A An average p<-»rlion. of horse, the sea urchin, lobstering. I date. In violation of Federal Law ther is chairman of the picnic /■" belted in six runs on pair of I, : ford, Tom Fe.-nck and Bob Portrr- to bolster the poor Pittsburgh Jamaiea In the Weat India*. Roman Catholic. about seven common mushrooms, Murphy Polo Ground* will not be ror. Despite these efforts, the club 1 of the seven Innings. s Tkitala ...... 21 0 3 13 pitching staff, tliiragiola, after a I the sand dollar and many others ‘ committep as.slsted hy Mrs. Ghad- homers to lead New York to 11-6 ' .■1 ' field to the .Nats. Porterfield pl.dV- I contributes 12 calories to the diet, telecast nor broadcast either. It lost five of the seven gam es' ------rittar.1 4jf Tr«fi^ . 101 Oftl proved nf mteresf to everyone. A bourne Knowlton, Mrs. Evcroll 1949 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN $1045 triumph over PltUburgh j . I. I ed for the Yanks' Kansas City brilliant freshman season, has •V Q Are aluminum shot s ever ' which is not verv high, since a will be handled by theater television )iuna hatt^tl in. r rbai been disappointing while Hower­ filmstrii. in color, "I,ow Tide at the Hospital Notes Van Valkenburg, Mrs. W. Hoyt REMEMBER DAD Pitching - Vic B-aschl. Yanks, . plajeo. Btolfii hk»«s. Shaiiil. Jackson, Perutse American Association teani.^ . used on race hor.>*'=*s " slice of white bread furnishes Black. Radio and Heater. Stock No. L’-184. only with more cities added to the ton and Cole have seen limited ac- Beach.” U'as also .xhown. Poems Hayden, Mrs Clayton Reed and 1 2; (loulils plats. Eluoherilt lu Shaml. Pafko IS the big mun in Hic , A- Many race horses, when On Father's Day with a about 60 calories and songs in keeping with the s>ib- Mrs. Rae Peck, Mrs. Howard ' pioneering six. to^vln^ten'gamM'^ln'plU^^^ ' Williams Is the 11th major I Sports Mirror left mi bssrs. Brown k Besupre 10. Dodger-Cub sway. A brilliant cen- I running at the tra'*k. ar** shod AdmitlKl v^stprdsy. Gift. I.arge Variety. SPEED! ACTION! jecl concluded the program . As I Ayers Is chslrman of the noml- | 1947 BUICK 4-DR. SEDAN $1145 York toS-O^thi-ee-hit Hliimph over ' leaguer to have hit more than 800 Boar.I (f Trs'lc 6; bases on balls. JIc- tera _ — 41 fielder. .• 1 e4 o s- Andy Ani-I\> al.souImCI ffincan nIflVplay \; ID acquiring Kuzava the Y ^ k s with lightweight aluminum shoes. Q Is there any place in this mementoes of their visit the guesLs Tryon. Glastonbury. I nsflng committee which includes ; homo nms. ». .. xr . . w~-kv nrn | Dinsugh 5. Arrhhsmbault 7; Strike- THRILLS! Gray. Radio and Heater Stock No. C7-L54. Detroit. Today a Year Ago Rockv Gra MeDonouzh 14, Arthhambuult 7; third base. The Dodgers probably I •*** l*'f( AI**'*^ ' fount ry where you can watch a were presented with walnutshell I *'***-"*" Today ...... 98 Mrs. G. Roy Brown and Mrs. Carl i Arthur Drug Stores will use Pafko in lefl field, a sore pitching roUtlon. The big three Q—Why is the nine of diamonds ; jai-alai game" sailboalfi. I Admitted today: Mra. Adel- Sports Schedule zlano fractured his left hand in pueber. by Arclihombsult Toblassen. training and withdrew from title j). b,ik, jjeDonoii*h; wil.i spot for years with the Brooklyn “t"* Raschi, Ed Lopat and often referred to (ui ' Ihr rur.xf . A Jai-alal games are played in Punch and rookies were served I*' Homewood, 122 Oakland street Allie Reynolds. of Scotland?” fight with middleweight champion I piirhes. McDonourh: passed balls. STOCK C M Miami's Biscayne Fronton and at­ by the refreshment committee, Pisrharged yesterday: Marina Saturday, June 16 Jake LaMotta. I Perusse; iiniptrsa. Daley and MMI'.y: . , , I, Sanford came to the Yank* from A —This fanciful name for the _ ' Koelsch. Rockville; Mrs. Kill# Andy finished second to Pitts- | ixyuis for $100,000 in Decern- 1 tract many people during the sea­ ALL ABOVE CARS HAVE THE FAMOUS ”ED" Yankees va. Dodgers, 4:0 0 —Me­ Dodgers^ Yanks Looking Five Years Ago-Lloyd Man- tune, i *5, nine of diamonds Is from the re­ son. Fxpliing Throwbacks Taylor. 112 Highland setreet; Mrs. I burgh s Ralph Kmer in the home ' , RACES semblance of the card to the morial. grum won th# V. S. Open golf (run derby last year w-ith ,18. *•'! pmehaso price. Ferrlck waa ob-I ---- .lennie .linil. 203 Osk street; Mrs. SULLIVAN SAFE BUY USED CAR WARRANTY Sunday, June IT D«(1ty H*r*M VI* Again armorial deviee of the Farls of championship by defeating Myren I has hit 12 homers so far thjs aea- from the Browns exactly a Boy Wonder Washington iNKAl .iSe- lean Mortronl and son, Rorkville; Legion Junior* vs. Windsor For First Wins Today MH* Track Btair, the first of whom was wide cretary of the Interior Osesr R Brenda Barney. 21 Margaret road; iNelaon and Vie Ghetzi in aeeond son and his addition gives Brook­ year ago yesterday and helped \ ly hated for havInK organlred the Isock*, 2 :0 0 —Oval. 1 — 118-hol# playoff. Delaware Park, Del.— lA'i—Nine lyn the most fen I some batting Gamden, N. .1. iNF.Al Rsil- Chapman says that only about 6(1 F.rnest Fib, 472 Hartford road, Mondav, June 18 York ! Kentucky Derby starters, Includ- them to win the 1950 pennant, j StaffonI fpriigt notorious maa.sarre of Maedonalds O range H all B ingo ______mERniRY l'ineu|i in Hie National I^eague. bird.x af Garden Piste Park rate huge Galifornia condors still are Births yesterday: A daughter Brltlsh-Amerioans v* Pratt and Winless In two start*, the de- . the Dodgers *n/\4n4 # * «»e***m...... ) ws ______The Yankees also sent southpaw Whitney, 6:00—-Oval. the Yankees will both shoot the I among the 82 three-year-olds nom­ been sub pai'. Porterfield has been SpcMlway, G o ii. reau among the best Age. ; West Center street; a son to Mr, fendlng champion Dodger* will for tlielr eighth straight victory. pitcher Tommy Byine and an esti­ hampered by injuries throughout Canter Cungos vs. St. Bridget’*, , works In on attempt to climb Twenty Years A go—Navy won inated for Delaware Park's Kent Q—What is the origin of the and Mrs. William Reudgen, 181 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT lu 0 R I A R T Y * s » atempt to enter the victory col­ mated $10,n(i(t to the St. Louis his career. ’ ;16— Robertaon. back Into the thick of the pen­ the Poughkeepsie Regatta, beating Stakes to be run June 23. The tom "White Russia"? Fluffy Truster Added Atlnu-tlon Hollister street: a son to Mr. and spale Reg I Browns for Stubby Overmire, also The Pirate* didn't hold Cole Every Soturdey Nifc Silk City V*. Cardan Grove, 6:13 umn for the flrat time today in nant race. length and a half in mile and A sixteenth Kent la ex­ A—The time and the ori^n of Mrs. Wayne Munsell, 34 Nathan Cornell by a len| a left handed hurler, in a deal an­ long. Along with outfielder Dino ■:1S P. M. Penny Bingro 7:15 to 7 :45— Regular BinRo at 7'-45 ail ClUflB tIBIIt ■AUCRItfIB IfllFiaBt SISI Charter Oak. Charlie Keeney and Jimmy Bell pected to have a gross value of "White Ruasia” are not definitely Augusta. Me. (NEAI Amer­ New York (NF.Al Aquediirt ' road. a Little League baseball game a heatY >'8lA' nounced just Jfffore the midnight Reatellt and pitcher Bill KoskI he Tuesday, June It ^ are llktly to form lha jtgrtlpg approximately $81,000. It car­ oatabllshed. According to one Rus- icas rarest furbearer, the flaher. is inaugurating presentation of I ------—- against the Tankec*. The Utter deadline. was optioned in order that the Adalts ; ston hiotorlaa it is probable that riH City \ t. Yankee*, 6;$U— nine too. ha* not aa yet baen abl* : battery for the Yank* whll* Don Whan the Chicago Chib* ries $23,000 in added money. Children has re-established Itself In Maine, trophies to the winning trainer I The flrst draft and ‘Yeading Besides Pafko, proven Dodger____Hues could keep within the 25- f tho name is trery ancient and from where It had been extermi­ and Jocky of its three I.IO.OOO ; ropy" of Lincoln's Oetty«burg Ad- .merlal. to score a success after absorb- Pontlcelll or L*s Elgenbrod may swamped the Philadelphia Phlle Prior to winning the Kentucky ORANGE HALL South Methodiat vs. North Meth- sluggers iiiclud Iiickie Roliin.son. player limit. Cole wa.s sent to In- Free Parking! I gnUtaoIly became applied to the nated because of a lack of fear stakea- the Dwyer, Bresrklyn and < dress aie In the Library of Gon- ing two defeats. Game time 1.4 draw the pitching aaslgnment for 19-8 on May 18. that waa the Derby, Count Tiii-f'.s only other Afivertise in The Herald— I t Pay;* 'Ist, 6:13 Robertson, Dul:c .'ini'l.’i, H'l.lgc . Ciu'l (lianiipol's: R.'.stclli l'> Hollywood people of this country who by j of man or dog Beldame Handicaps. I gross in Washington. 4 o'clock. ’ 'I** Dodgers vith Alan Ki;rilicil woisi besting ever sulTeied un­ ■■iak* vii.toiy was beic l ist yc:ii Purls Cuit.ain vs. Green Manor, Fiinllo an.l Roy Canipanclla. and Koski to .New Oilca.-i.s. Coaches Eddie W ierzbicki of behind the plat j . der Eddie Sawyer * management. .in the Dover Stakes on June 21. 6:13—Charter Oak. 1< MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES'TER, CONN., SATURDAT, JUNE 16. 1961

SIDE GLANCES BY GAI.BKAITH ICARNIV Al, RY DICK TURNSB .<% MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1951 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS r A < a NIX OW THE BOOKS, <30LDiE--LAV Do*»— Birds— Heta 41 Housenold (iood? 51 anted to Kent 68 Houses for Sale 72 O F F O F 'EAS.' F MSU’C E S E E N TAKIN’ Sense and Monsense Household Services Help Wanted— Female 65 l£ IC > Aatonobilcs for Sale 4 WANTED— 3 or 4 room apart­ JU ST ONE BOOK OFFA THEM SHELVES, mfereil MA WAITRESS Wanted. Apply in 9 X 12 woolTace rug, $39.95. MANCHESTER — . FLAT, 6-A riM SUNK'-MV SUMMER IS RUINED.' ment. Will redecorate. Young 1 f l u n k e d ENOLISH AMO MV MOTHER Woman—Is yout husband useful | 1941 NASH aub coupe, two-tone person. Silk City Diner, 641 Main CUTE LITTLE kittens are looking ROOMS, oil steam heat, garage, Shoulder Your Ixiad WEAVING Of bums, routh holes 9 X 12 rug pads, $9.95. 9 x 12 married couple. Cai: 2-2700 after lot 120x180 ft.; the 4-room apt." ,U. Open 9:30 to 5 large unfurnished room with rated, immediate occupancy. the' bum. Millions have lost their Mrs. Hefty— I’ve had plenty of ROTO TUXER for hire for lawne. WINDOWS W ASHED Wc ran WAITRE.RS FOR night work. Ap­ lO,^* CHK\’ KOLET.s. tudor, for­ ply In person. ,Center Restaur- Evenings 7:30 to 8:30 light housekeeping facilities. Call Price $8,000. Down payment lives fighting for American liber­ trouble In my life, but I’ve kept fardens etc. Charles King. Phone dor. Belair. All in beautiful con­ now give you qiiick service, fa ll ROAS’n N G CHICKEN.S for sale. W’illimanlic 3-4104. $3,.300. ant. ty, and it looks as If It will have my chin up. 614 4 .______dition. Fully equipped. Only 7614. Call 7"60 after 9. WINDOW ,-:HADES. .Measured, to be done again. Mrs. Catty—Kept It up, my V premium selected cars always made and Installed 10 colors and DUPLEX 6-6 ROOM SINGLE, WHIUE IT lasts, 8,(MW gallons of SALKSLADIKS Wanted. The W. dear? Why, you’vt doubled Itl Doupla.s Motors, 333 Main. T, Clrant C'omjiany has openings qualities Iti stock Keith Furniture GARAGE WANTED. VlcUiity steam heat, 2-ear garage. Priee Esso gas at 16.9 cents a gal. .Sold Kloriaia— Nomeriea 15 Arllrlea tor Sale 45 Church street. Call 2-3922. Listing his age at 108, a hill­ for full,tim e and part lime posi- Phone 4159 $15,000. Down p.iynient $5.,300. The rising cost of learning lots in cars, cans or barrels. Steven­ 19.M1 MF.RCCHY Fordor radio, billy applied for a driver's license. tlon.'4 rF'xperieni e j.s helpful but BOLTON — Building stone and in the oddest places. Where our 11 son’s Easo Station. North below heater, nice clean car through­ TOMATO Plants, peppers, celery, COLEM.\N Automatic water THREE OR FOUR room unfurn- After a score of personal ques­ ^ not neies.*«arv. (Jrant's i.s anxious flagstone. Bolton -Notch Quarry. ULAT-. 5-5 ROOMS, steam heat, tions, the clerk asked: university had to pay $1.95 lii.'t cabbage, egg plant, asters, zln- the Post Office. Tell your friends. out. Bargain, priced at $1.79.’’> heater 20 gallons $74.9,3 while i.shed or furnished apartment with oil, 2-car garage. Price to train you. Many herveftta. In* Phone 2-0617. Stan.ey Patnode. Clerk—How come you’ve lived year for English sheepskin pan h- .See it to776, Issued by The 1933 W'lLLYR Sfsian flood enndi- hours, convenient .schrdule.*^. va­ SIMMON.S Hidc-a-hed, custom ■“ A. B. 18 Hazel street. Manches­ HOME—Fireplace, hot water business. SI’EflAL .sALK 3 omatoes, 8 All makes of adding machlnei* Savings Bank of Manchester ^tion Reasonahli,' Can be seen at cations with pay. light, prea.sant built, rose mohair. Perfect con­ ter. heat, full cellar and attic large ^ f? J Tlie tenant was making « has been lost and application varii’ties. peppers. ,8 varieties, work, t'hri.slmas bonus. retire­ sold or rented Repairs on at lot, very central. Price $17,500. rAfOGER ZONE I’.sychiatrist saya a person who strenuous protest to lier laiullor.l 69,3 Keeney .street. makes Marlow’s dition, $1.30; originally $300. has been made to .said bank tor cnhb.age, Hniii-e' sprouts, kohl ment incomes, friendly ("n-work- Phone 5823. Down p.Tvment $7,000. talks to himself la mentally un­ Tenant It's that family In tlie payment of the amount of de­ 1919 DODf.K Sedan with radio, rain. snapdragons. marigold.', ers A[>ply F'mployment Office, Farms and Land for Sale 71 RICH EAR.M top soil. $10 per O U R • ' MMR HOOPLE balanced, We should think that apartment above me. Tlii'y are heater, beniilifiil condition, early calendula.'. vinca rosea ro.ws, W T (Irani ('ompany. ir> Main NINE-PIECE walnut dining room COVENTRY 4-ROOM RANCH posit. ______8 truck load. Delivered within three LAND ON VERNON' .street, west would depend upon what he said always disturbing me. Why this senes Much liclmv ceiling at Inrk.spiir. single dwarf petunias, .set. Large, ,\hite. porcelain table. TYPE, hreczeway and garage, .*»trect mile limit. Also gravel and sand branch, bv acre or lot, no agents. small barn, 2 acres of clear land to himself. morning about 1:30 they were T'ioiiglas Motors, 33,1 Main all colors, rcmpelent secretary to after 4:30 condition, mirror top. Call 2-3876 j feet frontage, combination living­ 23 Underground in Arthurian 54Thiee-toed cleaned” Carl J .Nygren, 303 dining room 1,3-30. Master bf». itii It siAHevici. SK T M V t W, TWO 3 23 18 t-.rea ar. l son who -vi.she.s to accept respon- basement garage. Storm sash and Almo.si new Call 3.,98 PH'MBING and heating special­ 3'uxedo, size 37; like new. Phone MactiinA’v and Tools 52 28 Youngsters \ .situlitv M'rite P O. Box 68, 6940. screen.'. Thor combination wash­ i « 5 r 1 e 0 T‘ 1951 Mercury 4-Dr. Seilan izing ir. repairs, renutdeling. cop­ er. $18,000 Phone 8827 or 2-4204 31 Surface a “ I always make sure they can stand a few nicka bafore I Man, he.s'.er, giving q ualifica­ CULTIVATOR.S, Bog harrows. | Ix)ts for Sale 7.3 street Ll 1 19-19 Pontiac Streamliner Se- per water ' iping. new constnic- ■CARRY CRIB - A portable, for appointment. tj start shaving!" Motorcvcleo— Kicvrlofl 11 tions. mowers for Ford or Ferguson. | 32 Seed tior 1 ..stimate.s giv»n Time pay­ steel frame. plastic screened dan-C oupe Bale wire. ForcLson parts, Oliver, | IN TOW.N of He'rron. 25 acres. covering ments arranged E>lward Johnson^ Y O U N G , WOMAN or girl for soda sanitary crib, three sides zip- 15 N, 1 « 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan Massey-Harris parts. Manure 1 p-Qp^ SALE— Duplex 6 and 6. In- 700 ft on hard surface road $2 33 Solar disk BOY .-J -H:- y i Phone 697'.* or 3044. | fn-.mlain. part time night.-r .Apply perfsl Mattrc.s.s of Vinylfllm. stain i i Help Problem BY .MERRILL C. BLOSSBR; — I and lime spreaders. Dublin T ra o -[ qipre 112 Bissell '.street. per front foot. Within 5 milea 34 Unoccupied IT" u> ii" li FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 1948 Buick Fordor Super $2i'i Tc! 2-i; ;6.8 Mr. Va ighan. .-Vrthur Diug. re.sistaht, .Speciall.v priced thi.s Ixi.VT V\ ..\IT unt:, fail to have an tor Co . North Windham Road. ^______— h. of Manchester town line. Call 35 Compact week only $1,8,30 Kemp's, Inr. i 1947 Pontiac Convertible PRAi'riCAEEV N> a;..hg f-irr.a'e rep.iired or replac­ Wllllmantic. 7531. 36 Require H u Me r f 's a l i t t l f s o m b - J ust pbetbnoiwat But. POP' UFO ^ B efore you S t u c k w it h K n ru rN h. y d ., $,3'i C-'ii Ph •'.e ed Me have he materiaLs and I OFFERED HY 37 Symbol for p o u cE " a g a in / w o t t a TWlNCr THAT WILL. MARE IT YOU ABB DOING THEM Coupe Help Wanted— .Male tk 29 u AND 1 ABt (50NMA \ C O FOR JUNE/ t.he an.iW ho’.s to p it all ’ ype- of nickel iT D«owH OUR POPCORH JAMYWMERE UFE ! ,------j EAGiLR, FKEOCLES/ 1947 Mercury Conv. Coupe 6*'*77 WICKER .STROLLF'.R. in excel­ Musical Instruments 5.3 PAUL B. ISHAM Resort Property for Sale 74 air-heating systems in first class f i r s t Class too', makers and lent condition. $16. Call 2-9179. 38 ESectrical unit WOfiC. AT THE " 39 Symbol for y » 1947 Chevrolet 4-Dr. Sedtin order Cos, oil, oi ga.s. T. P. lathe h,»nil'. K ii; or part time. LS SHE musical- Give the June - , —r -' HELP BOY -S 26 ' B; vrie Ex.'eller.t enn- REALTOR DOUBLE LOT on waterfront, Cov­ calcium (C AOIHC R W/ITM 1941 Studebaker Fordor Aitkin. Man he.siet 6793 Empire Tool and Mfg. Co . Stock BRASS Sheet 032 and 020 bnde a lasting gift! Beautiful D W IJ d.tion Price $13 Ph v e 78.S.3. I’lai e half hard. 020 spring Call entry Lake. Call 8480 after 5 p. 4 } Reduced in dishes Commander 1‘LUMBl.NG and r.ea'Ing lobbing Gulbran.sen piano.? Kemp'i. Inc. 112 Ann Street. Hartford m. 1332 rank 55“ % 19-11 Pontiac Streamliner Tu­ 194.3 HAP.LEY-DAVID.-'i IN moter- a spec;slt.%. ..\i.tomhtlc water 47 Burmese evcle. g,*od mechanu al condition for COVENTRY LAKE—Large 5 room dor heaters ,sr.' and in.stali*-d Esti­ WANTED - Route .Salesman Wearlni; Apparel— Kurs 57 native tel. C’oventry 7-69U1 after 6 p. m mates given. Call B T Peterman p.G.alili.ihed route. Call 8,337. BohIs and Accessories 46 MA.NCHESTER cottage, nice condition. Ptilly 49 Winglike part 1940 Pontiac Six Tudor 2-94114 HAl^D TAILORED tie.? by Rwan- furnished. Extra large lot. Sale 51 Persian water w a S," IR BARTE.NDKR Reliable, well man­ FOR BOATS motors, tackle, ma­ EU for Father's Day. Silks, COUNTRY CLUB AREA price $4,200. Ellsworth WUUen, wheel Wanted Autos- rine hardware and paints Mc­ H 1 BALCH PONTIAC, Inc. I’ LUMBI.NG Rcp.v.r and niodcrn- nered. ability to handle people. rayons and acetates, $1 f ’llp on agent. Call Manchester 6930. * 52 Haunch W~ n il Molorcvcle* 12 iza'uin Eaves lin igh.“ pipe rail­ exper;en<-e desirat.Ie but not ncr- Intosh Boat Co.. .North end Pur­ bow ties. 85c. Inquire 698 Center Seven Room Luxurv Hopie in a 53 Mend 155 Center Street community of profes.siomil men and St ings. Turn Dawkin.-i, .Ma.-iler es.aary Good hours. excellent nell parking lot. i3in»-Craft. street. 55 Eulogize s» p Telephone •2-4545 WANTED I’.'ed eara We pay executives. An immaculate liome Suburban for Sale 75 U: imbc r. Phone 2-96'i!' s Uarv. flve-dav wiek Call 2-0234.. Mercury (Tiamplon. Scott-At- 57 Mode Open Evenings Until 10 P. M. tup pricer 4m m 'd.ste ca.'h Code watcr, Ma-stercraf, trailers. Phone of fine,st eonstruclion. Large, well !7“ Motors 4 164 PU'M BING and l-eating Furn- W.A.N’TKD .-\uto mechanic. If you FILLI.NGTON, CONN. — 7-room 38 Laminated U> 2-3102. Open from 9:30 a. m. to 8 Wanted— I ft Buy 58 land.scapod lot. Call Wm. M. Mc­ rocks 1949 PLYMOUTH, late model de­ ai e.«. oil liurners and hmler.s. are not satisfied with present in­ Bride, Manche.ster 4816. for ap­ brick, 2 baths, extra lavatory, oil c luxe tudor. Nice clean car. A real p. m The Double Poeltive BY AL TERMEEB Kusinew Servicez* Offered IS Karl VanCamp. Tel. 32H come. stop in and se us tor a WA.NTED Lkxtd used furniture pointment. hot water heat, fireplace; 2 years PRISCILLA’S FOP bargain, $1,293. See Do ,glas very attractive proposition Bo­ Any quantity. W« offer you high­ old. '2 acre land. $18,000. Asso­ MlCKhk I’l-s.'. For Better For Worse! LANK LEONARD Motor for bargains 333 Main ALL APPL1A.’8CES •ervlced and land Motors. 369 Center street. Diamonds— atehea est prices. Woodshed Phone 2- F’OCR ROOMS, expandable, bath ciate Realty. Broak Brook ! POSITIVELY^ OM, Y E S - D O N 'T repaired, burner* refrigeralorn i mg— I mrkinc— 48 31.34 1.348J4. .D E N Y ITL YOU WANT Jewelry and furnace, basement garage, W O J /r I D O !! CLEA.N CAP.S ranges, washers etc All work ’Sforaife ZO AUTOMOBILE Mechanic's helper ' ' ' V D O N ’T VOAf TH A T wanted Inquire Carlson Motor LEONARD A YOST, Jeweler. r» $7,700. F'ivc acres 7 rooms, mod­ EAST WINDSOR—Just finished. VOL) BELOW CEILING guaranteed Metro Service Oo. ern. Other buildings Many other EVEN KNOIW DRESS' M A .M'H hiSTKR . Bckage Del, very Transportation C Open evenings .tones Fur­ Female 87 1548J4. niture Oak street Phone 2-1041 Hillstown Road. Central: Phone 4724, Nice Selection 1946-1951 THE AUSTIN A. Chambera Co., FIR-ST TIME on market. East local and long dmtance moving, WANTFII) - Strawberry pickers, Centc street, 8-room single, fire­ Best Terms—Best Trades kV.PAIRING BY S uart K Wol- young and old. .No experience Boarders Wanted 59A Wanietf— Keal Balate 77 Colt on wa.snmg mai bines, vac­ packing crating and storage. THREE ACRES standing grass place. oil burner, two-car ga­ V l ••OLE MOTORS--4164 ncce.ssary. Must be 14 .years old. ROOM AND board in country rage. Immediate occupancy. E. uum cleaners. .olors small ap Service to all pa. ol the IJ S free. No charge. I'hone 2-2784. CO.NSIDERINO SEUJNG A and Canada tXil 5187 H.art- Transportation fumlshod Drink­ home for young girl. Would need F'. Von Eckcr, agent, 509 Keeney (iirl From Circu.s Town BY LESLIE TURNER piiarces W'e.dini- and cutting ing water and toilet facilities on YOUR PROPERTY T It Is? BY EDGAR MARTIN WASH TUBBS BEFORE YOU Buy a used car ford 6-1423 PIUTx YOUR own strawberries, car. Manchester 4326. street. BOU'l^ AND HER BUDDIES .Motor repi.'iceint r.ts A l Repair, tile lot. .Must be willing workers. Without obligation to you. we see Gorman Motor Sales Buick 25c quart. Good picking. Pas- Sales 180 .Main Phone 8.397 MANCHESTER Country Club will appraise or make you a cash POWNIE YNICE TO MEET SOMEONE W1T1 WE’RE WE KNOW ELEPHANTS Y THAT'S THE NAM TUCKER IS THE CHILD WHO'S Sales and Service, 283 Main Call .Manchester 2-1406. A. F'iano quallni F'arm. Avery street. Business Locations \.'L\ TRY «50 .OORY YOtt tVLt Vk6T ALOtqX -10 MVO'ftKtt - V HSMX. 60 W t OtCV'SvOti*, IfiSITIMG FRIENDS OF MINE IM THVl Z1 Section- Spacious seven room •iffer for property See us before IS MORE 1 THE 5kME INTERESTS, M OST OT 6 0 ILL- NEUER FORGETt THEVLL / KIND OF HOOeV streei Phone 2-4371 Open eve- DOORS OPENED key.- fitted, RepainnK ami .Sons. For Kent 64 'W AGAiKi’. f— 9 U 6 - •• 850 ’. V VOAEit t o t o MAvet *, AND 'lVYX. r WAIT YEARS FOR REVCNOB I MEANT'. NAM NEYT BLOCK. FROM FLOfIPA. PICK YOUR OWN strawberries. modern coionial. Custom built. you sell. CHEERFUL V CRMV IPEA5 FORMED n.ngs copied vaciiui.' cle.anera irons, AL085X '- r-n n - >.^60UT EUEPHANT6, B U T -^ YOU THINK, OW A MAM NHO’5 GWEN V WOULD KMOW REPAIR and tra .t ,in .-wwing ma WANTFID Strawliorry pickers, Bring containers, 25c quart. Lots I.ARGE, ROOMY front offices F-xccllcnt condition. First floor Phone 6’273 guns, etc repaired. shears chines and .a.oto.'s House Ap­ ■*------SINCE HE THEM TOBACCO! AND THEV\ BETTER! ir’9 CUSTO?! Ford four door yiiung and ping. Called for s’mith. Realtor. 2-1642 . 4679. u Window Shadv Co., Route 44 af lent opportunity for man and Combination Range— “Universal' place, oil heat, insulation, screens, l i s t i n g s w a n t e d . There are The Double-Cross BY MICHAEL O’MALhET 1947 CHEHVROLET 2-door Bolton Notch Phone ,2-4473. wife, or two partners. Reason­ and delivered. Ruth M. Gunther. storm windows, and garage. Nice­ BY V. T. HAMLIN VIC FLINT aedan. Radio, heater and new Washer Summer Homes For Rent 67 specialists 1.' all lines of business. ALLEY OOP How About The Specs? ably priced. T. J, Crockett, Brok­ Rockville 5-9348. I’ll sell It very reasonable and ly landscaped lot with garderr tirea. Beautiful dark green fln- Why not employ one If you intend THANKS. WI-SE din's. EH?WELL, TVMO NIOMTG I ,.A NDS( :a p i n g and grading er. Phone office 5416, or residence on caay terms, with free storage space. Immediate occupancy. Full I UBAKt> FIX AND AHOELPU^ lah. Very clean and in excellent WILL DO tutoring In elementary FOR REN"r—CotUge with boat at to sell? Contact Alice Clampet aae.f a e o ! THEVRE A f i a N 'F O ^ l a t e r ... Bulldozer for hire. No job too 3751. until you need It. If you're looking price $10,200. Approximately m O O P i MYG<»K/ AWRIQHT, ITS NO ^AV THeV WAS OONNA PAV condition. Priced Ijclow ceiling. grade subject' during summer Lake Mattanawcook, Lincoln, Agency, 843 Main street. Phone I'M SOfe^ AS 7 WONDER v'DV'DID, ia -nTH* ’ 7 GET DOVVN TO J VOU TEN ORANP FOE A D O D 5LE -C R O «*! laigc 01 .small ' .Macn BroUiers. for a bargain then phone me $3,200 In cash required. Alice ‘yOME - Clarke Motor Sales, Broad street. months Tel. 8833. Maine. Good fishing, $25 week. 2-4543 or 2-0880 HECK ICAUEO TuiNO A o u y h a m b p z o r ^ 5305 or 4523. MR ALBERT. HARTFf)RD«-0358 Clampet Agency. Phone 2-4.343. YOU AN on AN* Phone 2-2012. Open evenings. Business Opportunities 32 Phone 2-4204, or 8827. WILL PAY A HUNPBBO OEANi; AFTER 7 P. M. 46-4690 2-0880 or Mr». Wagner, 2-0028 LI.ST WITH an active concern for MIDOLE-ASED c n e i . LINOLEUM Remnants 50c square WRECK/ 1948 PACKARD convertible, light yard. Asphalt tile, wall covering. F'LORILIA Money Maker. Tampa Situations Wanted— F'OR RENT—4-room cottage at DEVON DRIVE—Attractive four- reliable courteous service. Free WE BUY lid sell good used fumi Beebe Camp, Coventry Lake. All blue. Black top. Fully equipped. Don* by reliable, well-trained Bowling Outer, with oonces- ture. combination ranges, gas room single. Oil burner, automa­ appraisal arriving at satisfactory Male 39 conveniences. Open 12 to 5, Sun­ Excellent condition. Seen at 132 men All job.? guaranteed. Hall slon.s. Air-conditloned. sound­ ranges and heater# Jones Furni tic hot water heater. Screens, selling price to you. The Allen day. Phone 4095. Carapfleld road. $1,350. Linoleum Co . ,36 Cottage street. proof. Concessions include wine, CARPENTER and mason wishes tiire Stget. .36 Oak Phone 2-1041 storm windows. Excellent con­ Realty Co. Phone Manchester Phone 2-4022, evenings 6166 or beer, soft-drinks, lunches, etc. work, all kinds. Call James Man- RELATIVES of boys at West- dition. Good lot with shade trees. 5105. OLDSMOBILE 1037, with a 1947 8109. Net $250 to $350 weekly. Year ,n.D RED Tin Bam. f06 North dell, Rockville 5-7283 after 7 p. hrmpton Air Base, Long Island, Only $8,800. Temis. William FOR A SURE Sale with proven motor, radio, heater. Excellent round business. Terms. Suburban Main street, buys and aella good m. will enjoy themaelves alx miles Goodchtld, Sr., Realtor. Office 15 methods and quick, courteous, ef­ condition. Needs no repairs. ASHES AND rubbish removal. Realty Co.. Realtors, 49 Perkins used furnltan and antiques. away at Bayside House, Hamp­ Forest street. 7925 or 2-0796. ficient service call, Ed Kraseniia. $U0. Inquire 35 Lockwood street Reasonable prices and prompt street. Tel. 8215. Frank Denettc. Phone 2-3376. after 5 p. m. service Call 6305. Do|t»— Birdfr—Beta ♦! ton Bays. Long Island. $40 week­ 6 ROOM Colonial—First floor has Suburban Realty Co., Healtura, USED GAS ranges. Several to ly including meals. $30 weekly In 3 rooms and lavatory. Second 49 Perkins street Phone 8215. IMO PACKARD club coupe. Good CABINET MAKING, reiflnlsh and June. Folder. John Burke, owner. Help Wanted— female 85 PEDIGREED German Shepherd choose from. $15, $20 and $25 floor thrfee bedrooms, tile bath stuTtWJk:-- eoadlUon. A41aUne Hoff. Tel. Cov­ repair furniture. Screens made to puppies for sale. Inquire at 11 Watkins Bros., Inc., 935 Main. Phone Hampton Bays 347. WANTED—Single home In the and also extra lavatory. Recrea­ coy#, derate prove, they have not become Im­ same vintage. I a and P " " Concordia Lutheran Sundi^ will start a two week* tour to the increase in the flat rate for tele­ potent. Whereas, being anli-Com- It Ain't Funny, Fred West Coast. The tour will include equally rare. P'*' P"P,h Lnd miinist lrn to Rrerivr Reichenliach, of the Ladies Aid, volved in the sudden revival of six damaged. heights on a push toward a ".stra­ front both the left and right. Over the past several year.s, an are not reached. will prepare the coffee. Jet warfare. Both battle* were fought near haU Tuesday evening at eight Officials of Hie Southern New ■ Wc must iiu.sh on «'Ven m the tegic assembly area” If anything, the political increasing number of Manche.slei England Telephone Company stale Barhelor's Dofirces To­ Sixteen Red jets made a third the Manchurian border in MIG I’ rnhe niilldup .Area o’clock. Installing Deputy Mn._ midst of discouriiginK setbacks Lily Dunlop will make her offu lal telephone subscribers have ex­ that they are ready to begin the stab at four sabre jet* Monday alley- site of all previous Jet en­ The Itnited Nations shoved a road in France neems to «-id (lishi'artcnlng disappoinl- morrow Aflrriiooii afternoon—but kept at a safe visit, and with her staff will con­ pressed themselves in favor of re­ shift here ns B o o n as a majority of gagements. powerful task force across the have bent to the right. ir,.-its Wc cannot b rib e oiirsclve.s fer the second degree on a cln.ss ceiving "extended area coverage " the subscribers Indicate a desire distance. They fired twice on the The ground war moved over fa­ Imjin river In the wes^. probing Vtrtiislly complete returns from F-86s, then streaked back across of candidates. The ceremony from Hartford. With the increase for it. into being popular. We must prove Six Manchester youths will re­ miliar territory, but stirred up yesterday’s general electlona the Yalu River into the safety of will N* preceded by n at in telephone toll rates for calls of "The Wilbur ('rns* Highway and that we are not out to push our ceive BacliHoi's degrees nl the strong Red resistance in unex- (Continued on Page F.lght) showed that the followera of Gen. Manchuria. 6"30 at which Daughters of Lib­ over four minutes effective .lime 16 the Charter Oak Bridge have made ways upon others.” 12.3th coniniencoment excici.ses of Charles de Gaulle became the the need for this change in tele­ the trip to Hartford an easy twenty See New Red Drive erty No 12,i, and Charter Oak Trimly College tomorrow after­ largest single bloc of the popular rgjdge No. 317 of Hartford will be phone service becomes even more minutes. Isn't it time we demand- Tf you take a stroll down Ar­ PAINTERS All American planes returned vote. f^eits. Mrs. Margaret llson compelling. For Inslanre. under ex­ d a similar improvement in our um v’street during the early eve­ noon. Governor .lohn Davis I,odge safely, Far East air forces said. (tommunlats Slip Reappearance of the Red jets heads the committee isting rates, an eleven minute rail telephone serviro^" ning hours, don't be svirprised if will he the principal speaker at the But the Communists did not from Manchester to Hartford rosts Sincerely. in force coincided with indica­ Mac Probers to Call von hear joyoii.s yelps and ominous exercises which will take place at make as .good a showing aa they 23 centa. Under the new rates, the Gilbert T. lisinler. APPLY tions the Chinese may be prepar­ John A. Cole, son of Mr. and -lov.ls seemingly fic.ni the skies. <11(1 In the 1046 national elections. same call will eost .37H cents (both These sounds are nut from a ra­ 3:30. nnd the degrees will be con­ Facing the cares o f this world Is Just too much for Michael Deno- ing a new ground offensive. Mr*. Charles N. Cole of SI Green ferred by President G. Keitli F'un-: They collected 22.4 per cent of the rates include taxi. And hrrr we lot you In on n dio but emanate from a roiipie of ren. 6, at “commenoesnent” exercises of the IHstrIrt of Columbia Red troops suddenly appeared in Hill street, is among 1200 college ston, who will leave the college j Urrltory they had previously de­ Four More Witnesses total number of valid ballots cast What is meant by ’"extended complBint. logs that use the armory roof as a , Richard M. Sehubort Charles F. Young, Jr. Society for Crippled Children. But nonchalant Fred Brownholtz, his students scheduled to take the coverage " 7 It means simply next fall to become president of i JARVIS REALTY GO. serted. Replacements steadily fil­ yesterday. TTila compares with 28.6 ROTC summer training course at Doar Sir? plnygroum:. How the eniunes nap ag a rakish angle, get* a laugh out of his classmate's tears.— that subscriber* within the ares the New York Stock Exchange. tered down from the north for per cent In 1946. Because of'^the Fort Benning, C.eorgla, beginning By tho looks of tho urtiilo on keep their fooling is a myslei-y. (A P WIrephoto). ______he cares to reply to any of the tes­ could make calls to Hartford by They gallop straight up and down A Bachelor of Science degree ' club and the Newman rluh. Young ing has been a member of Sigma 5 DOVER ROAD holding troops all along the front. Washington, June 18— The • new election law, which en­ pnpo nlno of Tur.'«dny'ff HoraUl timony the committee has heard June IS. I nnd'stop suddenly at the very edge will be awarded to John F. Ber­ is a graduate of Williston Acad­ Pi Sigma, national Physics honor Fierce Red defenses checked A l­ Senate’s MneArthur Inquiry com­ couraged alliances among the cen­ ontitlod, 'Rod Radio* Boostn Voict' trand, Bon of Mr. and Mrs. John since the inquiry atarteil Miiy 3. ter parties. Communist represen­ Boaniod to Midwont tL S..” tho I of the roof and bark at passerahy. emy. Boclety. and president hLs senior lied moves in the center of the mittee voted unanimously today to N. Bertrand. 23 Madison street. The committee said Badger will tation In the assembly was cut , rackpot who wrote the artirlo in It surely is a novelty reldom seen ixo'jert S. Harding, son of Mrs. year. Schubert has been a mem­ line. But Allied patrols Monday hear only four more witnesses and A Yank soldier holds his baj-onet-tipped rifle ready as he move* His photograph was not avail- , Charlie Robs Ship Dispute drove more than three miles into to close (he investigation "at the he tomorrow's witness, to be fol­ cautiously Into a urev'ked house In the center of Chorwon Monday. from 183 to around 110. Heard AlonK" about so raUod arotiru? here. Ho.so J. Harding of 162 Hilliard ber of the Brownell club. Alpha able. I Red territory in the west and earliest possible date." lowed by Hurley when Badger Allied troops were meeting llllle resistance on this weet-eentral crarkpota on Hc>ll St. pottinp Armory ntrorl. inciilont.'Uly. nina street, and Richard M. Schubert, Phi Omega and secretary. concludes. The De Qaulllsts got 18.0 per a m e s i t e d r i v e w a y s Russian voices on T. V. should both east and west nnd north and Thomas F. Ferguson, .son of Mr. son of .Mr. and Mrs Max Schubert Four of the youths are gradu-i gained slightly over a mile in the Chairman Russell iD., Ga.l, told Korea front a# Reds withdrew all along this line. (A P WIrephoto) cent of the popular vote and 115 GIs in Korea Holds Liner MacArthur was the first wit SINCE ItM south. It starts on Main street and Mrs. Ronald H. Ferguson of of .39 Cooper street, will receive atea of Manchester High school: a news conference the inquiry may ' Parliamentary aeata, or more. • r e d u c e d b a t e s j WANTED Two U.N". armored tank patrols ness at the joint inquiry by the • ORADINO FREE ____ WORK and ends at Haynes street. Its 257 East Center street, will re­ Bachelor Of Science degrees. Bertrand, Ferguson, Grady and end this xveek or by the middle of The outcome threatened the aUARANTEED rumbled up the west side of the Senate Armed Services and For­ • POWER ROLLER USED sast nnd west eontinuatlon Is a ceive the Bachelor of Arts degree. Elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Hard­ Schubert. O f Sack Time next week at the iotest. country with another era of un­ CALL One Way Street. One can use it He has been a member of Taul CLEAN USED CARS InN .Y.Port former Red "Iron Triangle,” The conimllte decided to call eign Relations committees into steady coalition government at a • FREE ESTIMATES shooting at small Communist his dismissal and hla differences • TIME PAYMENTS MANCHESTER only roming away from the Me­ Alpha Fralemity. the Inlerfrater- these additional witnesses: Find 2 Men Slain time when the western Allies were bands on the way. Another ar­ with the Truman administration • SAVE !•% FOB CASH la a i morial hospital nity Counril and the Senate, the 144 AND UP U. S. Eighth Army Headquar­ Patrick J. Hurley, former Am- hoping for a atable regime which student governing body. He spent Fedferal Mediators Map mored patrol trying to push up the ba.ssador to China. over Korean war policy. SAVE WITH FILMS ters, Korea, June 18 — OP) — A could act swiftly on measures for Just Wondering Dept. If that 32 months in the AAK in the Efforts for Solution east side from Kumhwa was Maj. Gen. Emmet O’Donnell, Following MacArthur to the defending western Europe against DEVEI.OPED AND partner of Slovakia rondurts a Americ an Theater campaign. 1949 CHEVROLET HIGHEST pesky character—called "Bed- forced back by road mines and former commander of the U. S. stand were Secretary of Defense Oommunltm. drive and makes requests for some­ Bachelor of Arts degrees will al­ Check Charlie " by GIs— is keeping mortar fire. Strntegie Bombing Force In the Marshall, the members of the U. S. In U. S, Embassy Complete returns from all of the DeMAIO BROTHERS PRINTED To Work Stoppage on Small fights broke out all along so be awarded to William E. Fsr East Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary of t'mlt Maw __W a Parannallv SniierTl86 Alt Work thing or other, would one refer to a lot of fellows up nights around the west and center. A briefing of­ 00 departments (counties) of 24-HOUR SERVICE Grady, Jr., .son of Mr. and Mrs. PRICES PAID East, West, Gulf Coasts Maj. Gen David C Barr, form- State Acheson. Lt. Gen. Albert C. it as; here. ficer said Reds were still fighting Film Deposit Box Czechs Appeal' William E. Grady, 44 Olcott drive, I er commander of the U. S. Seventh Wedemeyer. former U. S. com­ Havana, Cuba, June 18 (J5 - A rlne aa Sergeant Robert James (Goattnued on Page Bight) 2-Dr. Fleetlin* DsLux* "Charlie” la a Communist two- delaying type of warfare. mander In China, and Louis John­ At Store Entrance - A Non. and Charles F. Young. Jr,, son of New York. June 18—HP— Sail­ Division In Korea and one-time U. 8. Marine guard and a Janl- I Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Young of seater biplane. It comes buzzing Reds Quit Ridge chief of a U. S. Mllltray MLaelon son who was Secretary of Defense ing of the American Export liner tor were found shot to death to­ In Washington, the State 4*' 114 Washington street, Grady has CENTER MOTORS low on moonlight nights, hopping In the east, North Korean ma- ’.o China. when the Korean war broke out partment said no government j_ Radfo. Heater, Spotlight, Seat Covers, SiRnal Lights, chinegun fire three times drove day In the U. 8. embassy. been a member of the Brownell Main 8tN«)t->Nest To The over hills and down the river val** Elmira Victory was cancelled to­ Vice Adm. Oscar Badger, former In June of last year. papers are mlaslng from the em' KEMP'S DAD’S DAY .lUNE 17 Post Office leys to harass and heckl* AJllad day, the first ship in the port of U.N. troops back from a com­ U. B. Nax’al Commander In the Russell told reporters the com- The emhaasy said .Oubaa auth­ Court Slate Rack-l’p I.ights, Windshield Washer. Grille Guard.s. manding rldgehne, but .Red* sud­ 'bessy and that robbery apparent F.I.KrTRIC RAZORS trammel at Air Force and Army New Yqrk to be affected by mari­ Far Eeet. -, mIttM has had n » word from Mae- orities aie' InveatIgmUng, but gave ty was not tlia moUve. Open Evening* Until 9 denly abandoned another ridge for Arthur as to whether 2^ wants to KAYW’ooniE pirr.s mstallationa. time labor dlsputee that tied up Mac May Betnm no clues as to whst caused the Bank FinancinK “ChmrHe" made another appear­ every major seaport In the na­ which they had fought fiercely fmttfy ’The department sold It had only Opinion Due RAZORS GIFT SETS CAN BE SEEN AT 38 PEARL ST. In addition to theee W «r meager information from Charles D o You K now— ance last night. Four small tion. Sunday. nesses. U It possible <3cn. Doi Today’s decision to seeV a quick shootings, other than ssrtng the™ B. Elbrick, charge d'affaires. He bombs fell in the tidal basin north­ "Two other American BJxport Flghter-bombera raked ■ every MacArthur may testify again. The wind up of the Inquiry was made were no ‘indication* of attempted' " Arthur Drug Stores said police have no Immediate west of the west coast port city ships, the Exbrook and Exermont, strong point as the Fifth Air committee has invited MacArthur robbery. Millioir Dollar Minor Yom K>o can save money by geUtng your -i-4- Force mounted 490 sorties in day­ The embassy is in the Hotter clues as to why, how or when the of Inchon. Then the plane strafed are scheduled to sail tomorrow, to take the witness chair again If (Continued on Page Bight) Court Patronage Hing­ giasaea at Union Optical Co. HIGHEST the outskirts of the airstrip at but line officials said it was light Monday, Including the jet building on Obispo street In down­ shooting took place. Kimpo, the busy airfield which doubtful whether they would be flights along the northwestern town Havana. The Janitor. Agiis- Fernandez was. found dead on es on Conway Verdict serves Seoul. able to leave. All three are com­ Korean border. ttn Fernandez, has been employed a bench in the waiting room of Uk gafvlcc at Union Optical is tbe best In PRICE PAID H^MfeOMFORT ’’Charlie’ ’alresidy had bombed bined passenger and Cargo ships. F-86 pilots reported the Red jets there more than 20 years. embassy's visa section. The Ma­ SERVICES Suwon, 25 miles south of Seoul, The Bernstein Liner Europa, showed more fight than ever be­ The Marine guard, a sergeant, rine was discovered on a couch in Hartford, June 18.— HP— ^The fta w n , and Yongdongpo, industrial south­ under Panama registry, docked fore in the two air battles. The Say U. S. Blast Power was not identified pending notifi­ the U. 8. Immigration office on million dollar minor court patron­ fight was gone in the later, long­ For clean, used ears NO BREAD SHORTAGE west suburb of Seoul. on schedule today. It carries cation of hi* relatives. the same floor as the waiting age scramble headed for top state distance passes. The two jet bat­ The bodlea were found In one political Interest today, boosted by AM work done at Union Optical Co. is That InterpfPt the wishes MORIARTY Bros "Two Communists appau’ently a foreign crew, not affected by tles flared suddenly after a long room. a forthcoming legal opinion by *46 and up mem "Charlie." One sits in the the maritime tleup. and is expect­ of the embasay office*. 3 1 5 CENTER ST lull. Tops Pre-Atom Total Friend* Identified the dead Ma- A revolver lay on th* floor be­ Attorney General George C. Con­ gnarantrpd. of the family. ed ' to sail without difficulty late TEL. 5 13 5 IN MANCHESTER Monday’s was the bigger and side the couch. The Marine's way. (Conttnoed on Page Four) tomorrow. hands were folded over his chest. Meantime, federal mediators Conway said he planned to Is­ Coma In and bare Mr. Christensen ad jnst HARTFORD ROAD Manchester’s Largest Bakery Has Plenty of Bread— Washington. June 18 M ill-‘ enemy In Korea, to convince Rus- charted new efforts to settle the sue an opinion shortly that Gover­ John B. Burke tary planners say the U. S. Air , sia of tbia power of retaliation. Shoot C!abbie Waahington, June 18 —HP—The nor Lodge should name "an entire yonr glasses free of charge. USED GARS HOT BREAD and Plenty of HOT ROLLS no-contract, no-work disputes. Force now has available to it ex­ American officials, from the •late" of minor court Judgeship FUNERAL BOMB FUEL OIL But there was no early Indlfi- Hunt Killer State department said today that “ On "rhe Curve’* plosive power greater than all the highest levels down, have been no government papers ere miss­ appointments as basis for a Su­ CfoMd AS Dar Wednesdays During .tune, July, August catlon of a solution, st least on speaking publicly for five years of HARTFORD ROAD 91 EMt OwtOT St T«L 8SS8 News Tidbits explosions from the invention of Li $12 Theft ing from the embassy in Havana preme Court test. the East and Gulf coasts. In Danbury gunpowder to the atomic attack the "deterrent" effect of the The attorney general said he re­ SUNDAY AND Culled from Wires Fed Ingoct Today and that robliery apparently was Telephnn* S-4168 ArabnlMM Bess4«M on Hiroshima. atomic )>omb on Russian aggres­ not the motive in the shooting of jected the Idea that the governor The three-coast work stoppages, These official*, who may not be sion plans. Because the phrase name only one judge, with a court which started early Saturday, named, told a reporter today that has been used so often, with so Stratford Driver C^Ils decision to be based on that alone. OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. EVERY DAY! Approval of $10,000,000 stock Police Find Car Believ­ ((tontlnned on Page Eight) U n io n O p t ic a l if the So'vieta choose war. the U. little elaljoratlon. its meaning has Help on 2-Way Radio; " I think it would be much bet­ Co. Issue is asked by Southern New (Continued on Page Eight) ed Linked to Slaying S. can hurl down on Russian cit­ worn thin. ter," Conway told the press, “ If a > HOT RYE AND Moreover. It Is quite likely the 641 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TEL. 2-3128 England Telephone company at ies. people and armies destruction Police Hunt for Pair full slate be named so that all fac­ CENTER PUMPERNICKLE Hartford hearing before State Of N. Y. State Trooper frightful beyond comprehension. phrase came Into existence before Tornado Rips tors in the different towns should Public Utilities Commission.. Staff the real power was attained. But Unfortunately, only a relative­ Stratford, Juna 18 - Police be considered. If the matter were HOT PICNIC ROLLS of Senate-House Economic com­ Death Toll 40 Danbury, June 18 — HP) — The ly few men. none of them Rus­ now officials who make the state­ decided on only one case, some InvestiKating file stiooting of cab MOBILHEAT mittee. contends that possibility of search for the killer of a New sian. unerstand the power the U. ment aren't bluffing the Russians. Town in Texas other Judgeship situations might MOTORS Rutter R e 11 s. W h o I e- atomic attack makes it impera­ In Montreal Fire York state trooper fanned out 8. has shaped Into its atomic They are telling them. drive Eugene Bergeron here Sat­ not follow." Main Street tive to scatter Amertca’a tndus- around Danbury today after police weapons, air force and sea service. Military men who must make urday night said today the fact Dallas. June 18 A low. Conway Is also working on an- wheot, large hard and trtal planU. found a car they said had been the plans for any retaliation say FUEL OIL Montreal. June 18— HP—The Dangerous Display that he had a two-way radio in hi* roaring tornado dipped down on Three leading white hotels in stolen from a garage near the the U. S. strategic air command (ttenUoued oD Page Four) Next To The Post Office soft rdls. Grey Nuns order announced today Nor does there seem s way. rah may explain why he was shot the small Dallas county commu­ Atlanta refuse accommodations scene of the slaying in Oneonta, now ha* available explosive pow- 40 persons perished In the flames except for the politically danger­ without warning after he had been nity of Sachse today, knocking out to Josephine Baker, so famous N. Y. ous demonstration of dropping a robbed. communication* aed power lines. Negro singer cancels appearance which swept through Ste. Chine- (Conttnued on Page Four) h o t gonde Orphanage and Old People’s And in (Jneonta, State Police sample )>omb -on the Communist If, however, the gunman’s pur­ The storm at Sachse Indirectly Hint Taft Seeks I THE FINEST GET 'EM ! there. Opening day testimony In officers indicated the slayer proba­ pose was to silence Bergeron, it caused Ihe death of E. O. Whar­ public hearing on complaint of home here Friday. The dead Included 87 elderly wo­ bly was an Interstate cattle thief, failed. He Waa able to use the ton, 63-year-oId farmer who re­ Hartford Negro woman who possibly from New England. radio to summon help before he turned to his home from a field GOP Nomination GET 'EM SUNDAY! claims discrimination was prae- men. an elderly man and two IN USED GARS k . . mini. Five of the bodies remain un­ The car— a 1940 light grey coach lost Consciousness. during the storm. His death ap------' tlced against her by Travelers In­ —was found yesterday in a park­ accounted for in this city’s worst The 50-yc*r-old part time taxi pkrently was caused by a heart at­ Bar Harbor, Me., June 18—(/p Open Until 9 Evenings surance company, is heard by ing space behind the Danbury driver and full time employe of tack. 10 VARIETIES OF three examiners of Connecticut fire in 24 years. - -Main Republican chairman HOT ASSORTED Hospital. News Flashes the Milford Fire department was The te s te r ripped into the cen­ Bank Financing Commission on Civil Rights. Ralph C. Masterman aays he’s had 50 Sets Fibre Seat Covers New York police examined it reported to be gaining strengtiv, ter o f Sachse about 7:30 a. m. DON'T WAIT for your car to PreaMent Truman says the U. Treasury Balance aj)d expressed the opinion it had (Late Bulletins of the HP Wire) an "indication” that Sen. Taft 1950 Studebokar 2-doar DOUGHNUTS 39c Doz. COOKIES 25e Doz. B. “with patience and determina­ today at Bridgeport hospital, (CST). and demolished an onioa (R., Ohio) may open a eampalga For most all Sedans, Coaches and been used by the slayer of Cpl. despite five bullet wounds in his shed near the railroad tracks, blew Champian. R a d i a. Fill that rookie Jar this week. You couMnt tion and with God’s help” wljl Washington, June 18—HP— The Arthur M. Diffendale, 33, of Otego, for the Republican presidential "Flnfst doughnuts In New England" we ve preserve peace and the free way position of the Treasury June 14: IXKiy. over two carloads of onions and nomination on Aug. 22 at a lolMter Club Coupes. WHILE THEY t.AST I, Famous Brand Heating Oil OmfUtmai make them much cheaper. in an escape from their dragnet. Bergeton "docs have a chance," held up trains in both directions. $ 3 - 9 5 Hooter and Over- biH'n told. of life.. Margaret Truman leaves Net budget receipts. $183,125,- State Police declined further com­ CHIANG DEMANDS ROLE AT T O P PEACE TALKS dinner in Rockland. Clean— Hot— Economical Bring H In tor a Luxembourg by car to have her 326.88; budget expenditures. $152,- Taipeh, Formosa. June 18_)—The morning papers today charg^ With Bonn Police But at the same time he advised cant event, with the amount of Plastic Plaid $19.95 Your Cooling System is u Into law constitutional amend­ meeting today until Moscow re­ To Resign FRB “ new interference” by American Ambassador Henry F. Grady against all-out mobilization to interest which will be stirring at Installed Free $14.95 Full Measure Guaranteed vital to the operation of your Radio and Hootor. ment which Includes provisions for plies to the latest western pro­ meet the Russian menace. that time.” in Iran’s internal affairs. They said that as a result the Iron- Bonn, Germany, June 17—(JP)— car as the Brakes or Motor. more rigid control of Indian press. posal. s Washington, June 18 — (jp — ians gave the British two more days to answer a demand German police and 2,500 blue- 1948 Chevrolet Club Marriner 8. Uccles, a storm center Plastic DeLuxe $29.95 Super Fine Twill Fiber When you need fuel Pressure • Purging is tho that 75 per cent of the Anglo^lranian Oil company s profits shlrted Communist youths tangled Coupe. Radio and PIES In the Roosevelt and Truman ad­ in a free-for-all yesterday after Installed Free With Seal Tuft Seam newest approved method of ministrations, will resign from the be handed over to Iran immediately. the police seized the young Reds quickly cleansing the Radiator and Hootor. Banana Cream Federal Reserve board this week, ♦ Buried A live fo r 6 Years^ Maroon, Green and Blue Proposes Death Penalty to thwart a protest march against Candy Stripe PIa.stic $35 Water Jacket* of the Block. Chornlate Supreme close friends said today. These 1948 Ford 4-door Sedan. sources aaked not to be named. SHERIFF SULLIVAN QUITS IN MIAMI rearming West Germany. The entire Purge take* less The young (Tommunlats. who Installed Free $21.95 C A LL 4148 Butterscotch Cream Many were disappointed last The 61-year-old millionaire Miami, Fla.. June 18—(iT*)— Jimmy Sullivan, the once smil­ German Soldier Survives than thirty minute*. Radio and Hootor. For Narcotics Peddlers banker, chairman of the board for had planned to march on Allied Come In and Save Money— See Our Catalogue week because they didn’t call ing corner cop who became sheriff of Rich Dade (Miami) High commission headquarters, 4'herry Cream In ad\"ance to reserve a pie. 14 years before President Truman county, resigned today as the Senate Committee to InvMti- on Colors, Trim and Design 1948 luick Supor 4-|lMr. demoted him In 1048, was reported were brought to Koenlgswlnter, Warsaw, Poland, Juno 18— HP— ^(Mynia recently with a kna» Strawberry Cream TMepkone 2-4S14 now! gate Interstate Crime prepared a new Miami hearing. Sul­ across the Rhine river from Bonn, Radio and Hootor. 8t. Louis, June 18— HP— The‘»"the percentage of narcotic usera definitely decided to quit “ in a The weird story of a German | length beard and hair hanging new chairman of the Senate under 21 years of age very few days" although his term livan has been under heavy fire from the public, the Crime for questioning. There, before soldier burled alive for six years down to hia ankles. Fright“ Ig h t n ^ granting the youths’ release, po­ 1948 Pentioe 4-door. Crime Investigating committee creased 600 per cent during on the board runs another seven Commission of Greater Miami and the Senate committee be­ unfolded today. Poles ran when they saw him. An­ TWO 6.00 X 16 TIRES today proposed Indirectly that several years.” years. lice ordered them to shed their Reliable sources said the soldier, other German, who had alao baaa MANCHESTER cause of alleged neglect of duty in failing to enforce gambling blue shirts, as outlawed uniforms. Hydramatie. Radio the death penalty be Invoked for ' Urges Fast AoUon EJccles has long manifested In­ identified only as a 32-year old buried, feU dead o f a heart at­ The (Tommunlst FDJ (Free Ger "It Justifies the utmost ingigna- tention of leaving after comple­ laws. see' tack when he cama into daylij^t. RECAPPED and Hootor. dope peters. man Youth) Is banned in the state Berliner, is in a hospit^ being "The Llndburgh Law was In­ tion on the part of all citizens tion of a book of "public and ^ r - treated for blindness which re­ The two, with LUMBER of North-Rhlne Westphalia, which tong voked to stop Kidnaping and a to the point where those who are soqal recollections," on which he CATTLE POUR INTO U. S. STOCKYARDS sulted from entombment since bad been trapped in tlM $13.50 Exchange 1947 OMs Sodonotto. includes Bonn. BAKING COMPANY aimUar measure must be taken engaged in this business o f ruin­ has been working for a year and 1945 in a sealed o ff Wehrmacht bunksr when retreating Oan BUILDING SUPPLIES Chicago, June 18— (JF)— A heavy run of cattle into the na­ Many of the youths fought back Hydrcmatlc. Radio ing young people morally and a half. The book, "Beckoning to put the fear of Ood Into these tion's stockyards today boded relief from tightened beef'sup­ wlien the police attempted to en­ underground food warehouse. dynamited the entranoa to CLARKE 21 KERRY STREET outlaws,’’ Sen. O’Owior (R., Md.) physically may be made to' pay Frontiers,’’ was published today Authorlea concerned with the vent advancing Rinsiana ftwa SHINGLES . ROOnNC and Hooter. the moat sever* penalties In the (Alfred A. Knopf). plies for food store meat counters. Receipts of cattle at 12 force the order. Several CTommU' ■aid In speech prepared for the nists were knocked unconscious case were reluctant to talk, but terlqg. The six aoldian Kiwanls International convention. way of stem sentences,’’ he said. Th* book spoke of his long­ major Midwestern marketa were reported as 66,000 head by trustworthy Informants gave th* sneaked in to pilfer aiqmllsK Open 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily 1946 Plymouth 4-door. TELEPHONE 24314 Organized criminal syndicates time Intention to return to his In the melee. Police got the shirts, MOTORS The Lindbergh Law carries the the U. S. Department of Agriculture. This compared with and about 150 persons, including following account; There were p lsn tifu . aag{ Campbell Auto Supply Including Wed. Afternoons Radio and Heater. death penalty. that handled liquor In the prohibl- vast banking and business inter­ The buried man emerged from BROAD STREET ests in the West upon leaving the 38.305 last Monday and 43,772 on June 4 when OPS rollback 99 BI8SBLL STREET TEL. 5167 Open T il Noon Saturday The population of the federal (UoaUniied oa Page Fear) hia trap near ths seaport of fOootlaaad pa BNCa Xkna Telephone 2-2012 lOT BREAD AND ROLLS EVERY. DAY! hospital Indicates, O’Conor said, (Ooattaoed oa Paga Five) government ceilings were applied to livestock ourchases by nackeri.